The Salt House in Northern Ireland, sister fish and chips takeaway to The Frying Squad, is introducing a mobile and online ordering and delivery service for customers, powered by Preoday.
The app is available for download from Google Play and the App Store now and orders can also be placed through the website.
In addition to the mobile and online ordering element provided by Preoday, the platform is integrated with the existing Kobas ePOS system to manage stock control.
Michael Neill, Managing Director of The Salt House, comments, “The Salt House prides itself on providing a gourmet fish and chips experience and part of that is making the customer’s time with us as easy and pleasant as possible. We look forward to our customers embracing this new pre-ordering service and hearing what they think.”
Nick Hucker, CEO, Preoday adds: “The addition of the Salt House to our growing list of fish and chip clients shows just how well mobile and online ordering works for this kind of business. The fact that we can integrate with existing ePOS providers such as Kobas, just streamlines operations for our clients even more.”
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