They saw the line from the door and kept walking.With the kiosk, several people order at once: while one pays, the others are already building their order.
Your cashier is doing three things at once and none of them well.The kiosk handles the whole order (choosing, customizing, and paying) and your team gets back to what they do best.
A kiosk that doesn't talk to your register is useless.This one rings up at your register like any other sale and shows up on the kitchen display in order of arrival.
“I said no onion.”Here, customers pick their add-ons on the screen and that's exactly how it reaches the kitchen.
Your cashier feels awkward offering dessert.The screen always shows the combo, the drink, and the add-on, with no rush and no awkwardness, on every order of the day.
A generic screen in the middle of your shop.Add your logo, your colors, and your photos, and between orders it plays whatever you want to promote.
No one wants to load the whole menu again.If your dishes are already in Tiendana, the kiosk uses them as they are: photos, prices, combos, and add-ons.