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The hospitality industry is under pressure. High staffing costs, staff shortages, and busy peak moments are daily challenges for restaurant owners. Self-service technology, such as Onesix ordering kiosks, offers a smart solution. Not only do you save costs, but you also increase efficiency and guest satisfaction.
In a traditional hospitality setting, staff must take orders, answer questions, and upsell — all at the same time. This often leads to:
With self-service, guests can enter their order themselves via a kiosk or mobile interface. This relieves pressure on staff, shortens wait times, and ensures a consistent ordering experience.
Staff spend less time taking orders and can focus on hospitality, kitchen work, and quality control. This significantly reduces operational costs.
With an Onesix ordering kiosk, multiple customers can order simultaneously. This speeds up throughput and prevents guests from leaving due to long wait times.
Guests enter their own orders, including special requests and allergies. This minimises miscommunication and increases order accuracy.
Self-service systems automatically suggest extras or premium options. Research shows this can increase the average order value by 20–35%. Guests experience it as helpful guidance, not pushy selling.
Every order through an Onesix kiosk generates valuable data on:
These insights help you optimise your menu, plan inventory better, and drive marketing initiatives.
Self-service in hospitality, powered by Onesix, is not a luxury but a necessity for modern restaurants. It saves costs, reduces stress from staff shortages, increases revenue, and improves the guest experience.
By making smart use of ordering kiosks and self-service technology, you combine efficiency with hospitality. This keeps your restaurant competitive in a sector where speed, service, and customer satisfaction are essential.
Daan works as Head of Marketing at Onesix. This news site offers relevant articles for people who work in or have an interest in hospitality, retail, and amusement parks.