Chico California Restaurants Contactless Ordering POS Payment Systems Launched
Jan 26, 2021
Grab Customers launched a POS contactless payment system. The system is expected to benefit restaurant owners and other businesses in Chico, CA by providing safe and convenient payment options.
Westport, United States - January 26, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Grab Customers, an online company, has launched a POS (point of service) contactless payment system to benefit restaurant owners and other businesses needing contact free payment transactions in Chico, California.
Additional information is available at https://grabcustomers.com/contactless-payments
The launch comes in response to a rising consumer demand for safe and convenient payment options. The current global pandemic has taken a toll on many businesses. Consumer fears and evolving CDC guidelines have resulted in continued challenges for the restaurant industry. Grab Customers provides a means for restaurants to make their customers and staff feel more at ease while providing safe and efficient service that also meets CDC standards.
Grab Customers’ POS contactless payment system minimizes contact for customers and staff by making it easy to send and receive payments on any mobile device. It also allows the option to eliminate person-to-person contact when providing takeout, delivery, and drive through options for customers.
The system features multiple convenient options to collect payment: SMS messaging with a custom link to pay, a QR code on an invoice, a check, a hyperlink via email or by a website. All funds are deposited into an owner’s account in two days or less.
The system can be tied to a website, email, or social media. It can work on top of an existing merchant processor. It is also able to send an email notification every time someone pays, and allows business owners to log into their dashboard to view numerous real-time reports. Transactions are all recorded in real-time.
A spokesperson for the company stated: “Chico, CA restaurant owners and other businesses can benefit from contactless ordering and payment options to serve customers by upgrading their restaurant POS system. It requires no new equipment at all. They will be able to give pay-at-the-table solutions to customers, in order to meet the latest CDC guidelines and new rules for contactless interactions. “
Grab Customers’ team is available to provide restaurant business solutions and insight regarding restaurant order and contactless payment systems.
Interested parties can schedule a complimentary live demo at the above mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Kusuma Widjaja
Email: Send Email
Organization: Grab Customers
Address: 606 Post Road East, #559, Westport, Connecticut 06880, United States
Website: https://grabcustomers.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88993875
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