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Omnichannel is not a new concept, and its impact has been felt throughout the retail sphere. However, the ongoing demand for anything anywhere has begun in other industries, including hospitality and restaurants, says Hospitality Technology. These industries were once believed to be immune from omnichannel transformation. After all, how could a person really expect omnichannel capabilities from a dine-in establishment? Then, food delivery changed the game. UberEats, Grub Hub, Favor and DoorDash rose to power in the marketplace to satiate the demands of consumers that wanted more delivery options and to more places. Today’s restaurant operators need to understand the potential in omnichannel food ordering and how to stabilize it.

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Digital disruption continues within the restaurant industry, and the problem is not limited to fast-casual restaurants. All restaurants face uncertainty as third-party aggregators, including Grub Hub, Favor, Uber Eats and DoorDash, continue to capture more of the delivery market. In some cases, market share among aggregators may reach 80% or more. At the same time, struggling restaurant operators try to find ways to make third-party partnerships profitable, even at the cost of under-reporting sales to franchisors. However, POS integration can help decrease franchisee under-reporting and alleviate problems with profitability in the era of omnichannel restaurants.

Technology has become synonymous with the modern world, and restaurants are not immune to the changes driven by digital transformation. Accurately, the use of omnichannel integrated food ordering platforms can solve many of the complex challenges presented by third-party aggregators and an increasing array of...

Company-owned apps, third-party delivery services, desktop, and mobile websites, and texting emojis make up some options customers have for ordering their favorite foods. Unfortunately, restaurant operators continue to fall behind their competitors for a common reason; their POS was not originally designed with integration with...