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SpotOn opens Hawai[[ʻ]]i technology showroom to better serve local restaurant and hospitality operators. Hawai[[ʻ]]i restaurant operators finally have a local technology partner. SpotOn opens a new showroom in Kaka[[ʻ]]ako district, built to deliver hands-on technology, onboarding, training, and dedicated local support for restaurant operators across the islands. Megan Palmer July 7, 2026 - 3 minutes read HONOLULU - July 7, 2026 - SpotOn, a leading restaurant technology and financial services company, announced the opening of its new Hawai[[ʻ]]i showroom. Located at KEAWE Retail in Its Kaka[[ʻ]]ako, SpotOn's dedicated showroom is designed for restaurant and hospitality operators to experience restaurant technology firsthand in a live and interactive environment, marking a major commitment to the state's restaurant and hospitality community. Inspired by modern hospitality and technology experiences, the showroom was designed as a hands-on space where restaurant and bar owners, operators and managers can explore SpotOn's technology in real world scenarios alongside SpotOn's local Hawai[[ʻ]]i team. The space features live bar and restaurant environments, a full product wall, and fully functioning point-of-sale systems, handhelds, kiosks, and SpotOn's complete software ecosystem including Teamwork, Reservations, labor management, online ordering, and Profit Assist tools. The showroom will also serve as a dedicated onboarding, implementation, and training center for new clients preparing to go live, allowing management teams and staff to train with the technology in advance and ensure a smoother transition from existing systems. "Six years ago, we first began connecting with Hawai'i's entrepreneurs," said Chris Lombardi, Senior Vice President of Sales. "Now, we're truly local and on the ground, supporting 100s of island restaurants with a team that shows up and cares as much about their success as they do. Opening our new Hawai'i office brings the journey full circle, giving restaurateurs real-time support with one simple goal: help every restaurant thrive, just like we've done from day one." The opening reflects SpotOn's broader investment in Hawai[[ʻ]]i, including building localized infrastructure and expanding in market support for restaurant operators statewide. In addition to the showroom experience, SpotOn is growing its local Hawai[[ʻ]]i team to provide hands-on implementation, onboarding, training, hardware deployment, and ongoing support tailored to the unique needs of businesses across the islands."Technology is powerful, but restaurant operators also need partners who show up, understand their business, and are invested in their local community," said Zach Hyman, Chief Executive Officer of SpotOn. "Opening a physical space in Hawai[[ʻ]]i is our way of putting down roots and making it clear that we're here to support Hawai[[ʻ]]i restaurants for the long term. Hawai[[ʻ]]i is the first market where we've introduced this showroom concept, and our plan is to keep showing up in person in the communities we serve." Located in the center of Honolulu's growing restaurant community, the showroom will serve as a hub for live demos, onboarding, implementation, operator training, and ongoing support for both current and prospective clients across Hawai[[ʻ]]i. "Our business partner SpotOn opening a local Hawai[[ʻ]]i office shows they take their Hawai[[ʻ]]i restaurants very seriously," said Jun Tadiarca, General Manager, Empire Steakhouse Waikiki. "Having a team of local and national experts right here means faster support, better service, and a partner who's truly invested in helping us run our business." To celebrate the grand opening, SpotOn will host a private event on July 11, 2026, welcoming local restaurant owners, operators, and hospitality professionals to tour the space and experience the platform firsthand. The event will include a traditional Hawaiian blessing ceremony and lion dance performance to honor the occasion and celebrate SpotOn's growing commitment to Hawai[[ʻ]]i's hospitality community. "We're not here to simply sell technology in Hawai[[ʻ]]i. We're building a long term local operation dedicated to supporting the hospitality industry here," said Stephanie Rodriguez, Managing Director, Hawai[[ʻ]]i Market, SpotOn. "That means local implementation, onboarding, training, rapid support, and a team that understands the unique needs of operators across the islands. We're incredibly grateful for the support and welcome we've received from the Hawai[[ʻ]]i community, and we look forward to continuing to build long-term partnerships that help local operators succeed." With its new Hawai[[ʻ]]i showroom, SpotOn is deepening its commitment in the local restaurant and hospitality community by pairing innovative technology with the in-person partnership operators needed to succeed. Restaurant owners and operators interested in visiting the Kaka[[ʻ]]ako office, scheduling a hands-on demo, or connecting with the SpotOn Hawai[[ʻ]]i team can visit www.spoton.com/hawaii. About SpotOn. SpotOn is a leading restaurant technology and financial services company that helps operators run smarter, more profitable businesses. Known for its flexible, cloud-based restaurant management system and 24/7 support, SpotOn offers a complete point-of-sale with online ordering and reservations, labor management, AI-powered P&L analysis, and access to best-in-class integrations. SpotOn builds restaurant technology designed for peace of mind and delivers it with hospitality. For more information, visit www.spoton.com

Fast Casual features its move to open white-label access to its signage platform. Home / blog / Reddie news / Fast Casual features its move to open white-label access to its signage platform. Reddie Technology Group has some incredibly exciting news to share! Reddie was recently featured in Fast Casual following a major announcement that is set to reshape the digital signage technology landscape. The article, titled "Reddie opens access to restaurant digital signage platform," highlights its decision to open up its intelligent ecosystem, allowing system integrators, resellers and distributors to white-label and monetize the exact software and hardware previously exclusive to elite global enterprise brands. Monetizing elite tech: the white-label opportunity. Some of the world's most recognizable restaurant brands, including Wendy's, KFC International, and Pizza Hut, have relied on Reddie products to run their operations. Now, Reddie Technology Group is putting that same enterprise-grade power into the hands of its partners. As Fast Casual reported: "Digital signage manufacturer and software developer Reddie has opened access to its intelligent platform, allowing system integrators, resellers and distributors to white-label and monetize hardware and software previously exclusive to elite enterprise brands." This means partners can now market, brand, and sell its industry-leading software and hardware under their own brand name, unlocking entirely new recurring revenue streams. The full power of the Jumbilin platform & Canvas Editor. At the center of this open-access rollout is its flagship Jumbilin software platform, alongside the Reddie Signage Portal. When resellers white-label the Jumbilin platform, their end-users gain access to game-changing operational tools: * The Canvas Editor: An incredibly intuitive web interface that lets users easily design, build, or edit signage playlists. Operators can add text, video, images and background animations, then link some of those visual elements directly to real-time POS data. * 50+ Native POS Integrations: Jumbilin syncs with leading point-of-sale systems, including Toast, Square, Clover, Revel, SpotOn and more. * Automatic Live Syncing: Once linked, any change made to a menu item, description, or price on the POS is instantly pushed to the Reddie digital menu boards without requiring any manual content uploads. "Our goal is to make things simple and easy to use for system integrators, resellers, distributors and the end user. That is what our new POS integration with Canvas Editor delivers. Without lifting a finger, a customer's digital signage is updated in line with the rest of operations, leading to greater service delivery and efficiency." Enterprise hardware, ready for your brand. Its white-label program doesn't stop at software. Partners also gain access to its complete, highly durable commercial hardware portfolio: * Indoor & Outdoor Signage: From its standard commercial menu boards built for continuous 24/7 runtimes (boasting 1,200 nits of brightness) to its heavy-duty, IP66-rated outdoor digital drive-thru mini LED boards upgraded to stunning 4K resolution (shining at an ultra-bright 4,000 nits). * Interactive Self-Order Kiosks: Available in freestanding, countertop, and wall-mounted configurations to fit any restaurant footprint. * Niche Specialties: Its double-sided window signs, outdoor battery-powered A-boards and other hardware can be viewed at www.reddiegroup.com Additionally, Reddie retains its exclusive status as the sole provider of integrated self-order kiosks and digital menu boards built specifically to integrate natively with the SpotOn POS. Join the Reddie partner network. This open-access launch marks a massive milestone for Reddie. By offering its hardware, the Jumbilin platform, and the Reddie Signage Portal for white-labeling, Reddie Technology Group is making it easier than ever for partners to deliver elite, enterprise-level digital ecosystems to their clients. Reddie Technology Group want to give a huge thanks to Fast Casual for covering this landmark release! Want to read the full industry scoop? Head over to Fast Casual to read the complete article, or contact the Reddie team today ([email protected]) to learn how you can start white-labeling its industry-leading platform.

SpotOn opens beta for Profit AI tool for restaurants. The restaurant tech company said the open beta will let restaurant clients refine recommendations within their existing platform. US-based restaurant technology company SpotOn has opened beta access for SpotOn Profit AI, an AI-driven feature aimed at helping independent restaurants improve profitability. The new capability sits within the existing SpotOn dashboard and runs analysis on supported data from SpotOn Profit Assist, including sales, labour and accounting information. SpotOn said the system also considers external signals, such as local weather, which might be affecting restaurant performance. Each suggestion appears in the dashboard with three elements: what changed in the restaurant's performance; what might be contributing to that change; and what action operators may want to take. SpotOn chief product officer Bryan Solar said: "SpotOn Profit AI is designed to surface a clear recommendation, explain why it matters, and leave the decision with the operator. "Going public with the beta gives us the chance to keep building this with restaurant operators and focus on the recommendations that are accurate, useful, and worth their time." The beta builds on SpotOn's broader restaurant management tools, including its point-of-sale system, SpotOn Profit Assist, SpotOn Reserve, SpotOn Teamwork and supported third-party integrations. SpotOn said opening the beta will allow restaurant clients to help refine the recommendations within the platform they already use. During the trial, the company plans to work with participating operators to determine which insights are useful in weekly operations, where further detail is required and which extra data inputs could make SpotOn Profit AI more "valuable". SpotOn Profit AI is currently available in open beta for SpotOn restaurant customers, with full rollout targeted by the end of the year. In April, SpotOn partnered with Popmenu to help operators grow revenue while simplifying daily operations.