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Self-order kiosk in Hialeah

Hialeah cafeterías and bakeries run on regulars who know what they want, and on mornings when the whole line wants a cafecito and pastelitos at once. A screen in Spanish and English takes the simple orders so the counter can keep up with the rest.

Customers order on a screen in English, Spanish or Russian, pick every option and see their order number. The order goes to your staff on a phone or tablet, and customers pay at the counter as they do now. In Hialeah we set it up for family bakeries and cafeterías, barbershops and salons, and the auto shops along West 49th Street.

The kiosk is hardware, quoted after we see your counter.

The Miami Dade College campus on West 49th Street in Hialeah at night
Photo: Yenayanes, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Questions

Do you come to Hialeah?

Yes, we cover Hialeah, northwest of downtown Miami. We come to you for the 10-minute visit, then set everything up in one more visit.

Do I need a new register?

No. The kiosk works next to the register you have.

Who loads the menu?

We do, with photos, in the same visit as the install.

Let’s find what’s costing you money.