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SpotOn Collaborates with Order with Google to Provide an Easy Food Ordering Experience

SpotOn | June 18, 2021

SpotOn, a fully integrated restaurant management system leader, announced today a new connection with Order with Google to provide its restaurant clients with an even easier online ordering option. Customers can use SpotOn Order to place orders from SpotOn's restaurant clients directly through Google Search and Maps.

The majority of online food orders begin with a search. Using Google Search and Google Maps, hungry customers can quickly discover and order straight from SpotOn restaurant clients.

Customers can support small restaurants by utilizing SpotOn Order, a commission-free online ordering service that allows restaurants to keep their profits rather than paying commissions.

According to Sense360, 63% prefer to order directly from a restaurant, which is likely due to consumers' increased knowledge of tight restaurant margins and the debilitating impact of expensive third-party commissions. SpotOn Order allows customers to find and order from restaurants via the restaurant's website and use Google Search and Google Maps. Consumers can find and order from restaurants without having an app or a login by simply searching for "sushi near me" or "bagels in San Francisco" on Google Search or Google Maps. SpotOn Order clients may save up to $90,000 per year by eliminating the expensive commissions charged by third-party apps.

Like all SpotOn Order integrations, orders placed through Google are sent directly to the restaurant's POS, increasing efficiency for online order fulfillment. Furthermore, restaurants that use SpotOn Order can keep their customer data to get insights into ordering trends and develop repeat customers utilizing SpotOn reporting and marketing tools, which complement the platform. The integration also consolidates menu updates for restaurant owners. When they update their menu on their SpotOn Order platform, the changes are instantly updated with Order with Google.

SpotOn's new integration with Order with Google, as part of SpotOn's commitment to offering the best technology to restaurants, makes it even easier for its restaurant clients to get discovered and process online orders. The integration is free for existing SpotOn Order customers. It is the latest in a series of product enhancements that support its mission to help restaurants reach new consumers and generate revenue.

SpotOn Order offers a seamless experience for a restaurant and its customers by providing a single solution for dine-in, take-out, delivery, and more. SpotOn Order is integrated with SplickiIt, ItsaCheckmate, and SpotOn Delivery, powered by DoorDash, in addition to Google, to assist restaurant owners to save thousands with a flat rate delivery fee. Other SpotOn restaurant solutions, such as enterprise reporting, customer loyalty, and management of Google Business Profiles, can help restaurants take their business to the next level.

About SpotOn
SpotOn's mission is to give small and medium-sized businesses a fighting chance by providing innovative software, and payment solutions backed up by local and personal service and delivered at a reasonable price. SpotOn is a leader in fully integrated restaurant management systems and small business technology, providing end-to-end solutions such as marketing, website development, reservations, online ordering, digital loyalty, review management, and retail and restaurant point-of-sale (POS) solutions.

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