Improve your service with Winston QR ordering. With Winston, QR-ordering becomes one of the options for your guests. This way you provide your guests with extra service and you save time and personnel costs. All your guest has to do is scan a QR code, then choose their table and make a choice between all the items on your menu.
BISTRO WINSTON
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Table 12
11:37
Bistro WinstonTable 12
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Chicken Tenders
€ 12.50
1
Tortilla Chips
€ 8.00
1
Coke
€ 3.00
Diet Coke
€ 2.00
Ice Tea
€ 2.20
Bottle water
€ 3.00
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In short
Winston QR ordering lets guests order from their table: they scan a QR code, choose their table and pick from your whole menu.
checkFaster turnaround, because guests place their own orders.
checkSave on staffing costs and give your team more time for guests.
checkPickup works too. Guests order from the table and show the QR code to collect.
checkOften a higher order value, as Winston AI suggests products that go with what is in the basket.
checkUsing another ordering app? Winston links with Jamezz, Butlaroo and Mozo.
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QR ordering at the table
Your guests take a seat at their favorite table in your establishment. By scanning a QR code, they quickly gain access to the entire menu. They can then place an order themselves. Soon after, your staff will serve the order.
Faster turnaround time as guests place their own orders.
Save on staffing costs.
More time for your staff to focus on providing a great guest experience while serving.
BISTRO WINSTON
Scan to order
Table 12
11:37
Bistro WinstonTable 12
Order sent to the kitchenWe'll bring it to table 12 as soon as it's ready.
1 Chicken Tenders€ 12.50
1 Tortilla Chips€ 8.00
Total€ 20.50
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QR ordering for pickup
QR ordering can also be used for pickup. The guest places an order from their table. When picking up the order, the guest can show the corresponding QR code. This allows for further optimization in terms of time and staffing costs.
Additional savings on staffing costs.
Increase the throughput speed in your establishment.
A seamless experience for guests and staff.
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Bistro WinstonPickup
Your order
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Increase the order value
An additional benefit of QR ordering is the ability to increase revenue. Research shows that guests tend to have a higher order value when using QR ordering. Furthermore, you can integrate upselling strategies into the ordering process.
11:37
Bistro WinstonTable 12
Your order
1 Chicken Tenders€ 12.50
1 Tortilla Chips€ 8.00
Goes great with your order
Coke€ 3.00
Ice Tea€ 2.20
Place order€ 20.50
Smart suggestionsBased on what’s in the basket
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about QR ordering
How does Winston QR ordering work?
With Winston QR ordering, guests scan a QR code at their table, choose their table and pick from your entire menu. They place the order themselves, and your staff serves it soon after.
Can guests use QR ordering for pickup?
Yes. With Winston, guests place an order from their table and show the matching QR code when they pick it up. That saves even more time and staffing costs.
What are the benefits of QR ordering?
QR ordering speeds up turnaround, because guests place their own orders. You save on staffing costs, and your team has more time for a great guest experience. Guests also tend to spend more, and with Winston you can add upselling to the ordering process.
Can Winston suggest extra products to guests?
Yes. Winston AI can recommend relevant products while guests order through QR ordering or self-ordering. Suggestions are based on what is already in their basket and on your menu. More about Winston AI.
Does Winston work with other self-ordering systems?
Yes. Winston integrates with the self-order and QR order partners Jamezz, Butlaroo and Mozo. See every partner on the integrations page.
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