Restaurants
We’re putting the “quick” in quick service.
AisleBuyer provides quick service and fast-casual restaurants with a mobile ordering platform that lets customers place orders using a
smartphone.
Mobile ordering isn’t the future. It’s now.
Your customers are already embracing mobile. Are you?
Consumers are increasingly using smartphones to make their dining decisions. According to a study conducted by Cornell University, 95% of smartphone users have used their device to search for restaurant data, while 38% have said mobile QSR incentives would increase their responsiveness to advertising. While a goal of all restaurants is fast order fulfillment, long lines and large menus inhibit the ordering process, leading to lost sales. Mobile presents a unique opportunity for you to save the sale during peak periods while building long-term customer loyalty.
Dine and dash.
Make ordering from your restaurant faster, easier and more convenient than ever before.
Empower your customers to order from anywhere using mDine. With easy access to yourcomplete menu, customers can easily find, customize and order their favorite items, as well asstore their preferences for future orders. This high level of service allows customers to enjoyincreased order accuracy, while frequent order lists and favorites features encourage repeat visitsto build lasting loyalty from patrons.
Your restaurant, wherever your customer goes.
AisleBuyer offers a revolutionary mobile ordering platform for restaurants.
AisleBuyer mDine is the only location-based mobile ordering application that integrates directly with your existing point of sale system. By automatically syncing a customer’s smartphone with the POS system of your nearest store (as identified by location tracking) orders can be placed before customers arrive, eliminating lines and increasing customer satisfaction. As a part of AisleBuyer’s mobile commerce platform, mDine allows your restaurant to capture customer analytics on ordering habits to use for targeted promotions, coupons and suggest sells.