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SaaS platform for restaurant digital ordering
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Olo provides a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform designed for on-demand restaurant commerce, focusing on digital ordering and delivery. The platform allows multi-location restaurant brands to efficiently manage their digital channels by integrating various ordering and delivery systems into one cohesive interface. This integration helps restaurants streamline their operations, manage customer interactions, and enhance their digital presence. Olo's business model includes a subscription service, where restaurants pay a recurring fee to access the platform, along with transaction fees for each order processed. This approach not only supports the growth of its clients but also positions Olo to benefit from the increasing demand for online food ordering and delivery. The company's goal is to facilitate the digital transformation of the restaurant industry, improving customer satisfaction and operational efficiency for its clients.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$176.4M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2005
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The CE 100 Index ended the last few days of 2024 and the first few days of the new year with a slight gain, adding 0.3%, while broader markets fell across the board.The Live Pillar pulled ahead by 2.3%, buoyed by iRobot, a volatile name that was up more than 24% through the week, though without any company-specific news, by Porch Group, which gained 7.5% and by Zillow, up 2.1%. The Eat segment was 2.2% higher; restaurant tech Olo advanced by 6.3% and DoorDash was 3.3% higher. Olo shares moved on the news, as reported by Yahoo Finance, that RBC Capital analyst Matthew Hedberg increased the sell-side firm’s price target on Olo to $9 from $8, while maintaining an “outperform” rating on the name. But the Work segment countered those gains, sliding 2.2%. Xerox gave up 9.6%, giving back some of the gains that had been seen after the company struck a deal to buy Lexmark for $1.5 billion
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Streamlining Restaurant Operations with Integrated Self-Ordering and Payment SolutionsBOCA RATON, Fla., July 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- GRUBBRR, a leading provider of self-ordering technology, today announced its strategic partnership with Olo (NYSE: OLO), a leading restaurant technology provider with ordering, payment, and guest engagement solutions. This collaboration aims to elevate the onsite dining experience by combining GRUBBRR's extensive platform, which includes self-ordering kiosks and dynamic digital menu boards, with Olo's robust ordering and payment processing capabilities.In today's fast-paced, digital-first world, guests and restaurant operators demand convenience and efficiency, both online and in-store. By integrating Olo's solutions with GRUBBRR's state-of-the-art kiosks, restaurants can now offer a seamless, omnichannel dining experience catering to diverse guest preferences. Since guests can conveniently order and pay directly at a kiosk, this partnership aims to combat ongoing labor costs and shortages while resolving challenges like reconciliation and refunds through Olo Pay's value-added features on top of traditional payment processing. Additionally, the partnership integration creates operational efficiencies by enabling operators to succinctly manage menus across multiple ordering channels such as online ordering, point of sale, kiosks and digital menu boards."We are excited to join forces with Olo to bring a new level of convenience and innovation to the restaurant industry," said Sam Zietz, CEO at GRUBBRR. "Our self-ordering kiosks, enhanced by Olo's advanced ordering and payment processing, will empower restaurants to streamline operations, reduce wait times, and ultimately provide an exceptional dining experience."In addition to improving the guest experience, this collaboration increases average sales tickets as consumers spend an average of 12-22% more when placing orders on kiosks
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Olo Inc. (NYSE:OLO), a leading restaurant technology provider, today announced an expanded partnership with TRAY, an innovative Point of Sale and restaurant management platform geared toward Enterprise restaurants, to offer Olo Pay card-present payment processing via POS and an integration with the Olo Engage product suite. Together the two companies will strengthen their joint value proposition by expanding the Olo Order integration to include automated menu synchronization. Adding to the solution, TRAY will activate the integration with the Olo Order Ready AI, a solution that leverages machine-learning to generate accurate ready times for both guests and third-party delivery providers. Olo Pay, seamlessly integrated with TRAY for card-present transactions, is set to continue to digitize on-premise payments, simplifying management processes and resolving challenges like reconciliation and refunds. Guests can expect a simple payment journey, whether they're on their own devices, at a kiosk, using mobile wallets, and now with their credit cards at the table or on the POS for full-service dining occasions
Square has formed several new integrations and partnerships with organizations serving food and beverage (F&B) companies.The provider of commerce solutions also said that 45% of F&B sellers adopt a third-party solution within their first year of using Square, according to a Tuesday (May 14) press release.“Restaurants today rely on a variety of tools and services to drive operational efficiency, manage labor costsand find new avenues for growth in an increasingly competitive and challenging landscape,” Ming-Tai Huh, head of food and beverage at Square, said in the release.To help these businesses find and use integrated solutions, Square launched its App Marketplace a decade ago, according to the release.Some of the latest partner integrations now available to F&B businesses are SevenRooms, which allows restaurants to see reservations and customer insights on their point of sale (POS) system; Restaurant365, which helps restaurants manage their accounting, workforce and store operations; 7shifts, which gives operators access to restaurant performance data in real time; Popmenu, which helps restaurants grow their digital presence; and Olo, which lets operators view orders from all their digital channels in one place.Square has also formed industry partnerships with food service distributor Performance Foodservice and three restaurant associations — the Illinois Restaurant Association, the California Restaurant Association and the New York State Restaurant Association — to better serve F&B businesses with its solutions.In addition, Square has rolled out a new machine learning (ML)-powered recommendation engine for partner integrations. This tool provides personalized, timely recommendations to sellers.“The value of ensuring food and beverage businesses can seamlessly build the technology stacks that best fit their operations is evident in the engagement and growth we’re seeing, and Square is committed to providing sellers with best-in-class integrations that help them more easily navigate the complexities of running and growing their business,” Huh said in the release.PYMNTS Intelligence has found that technology is now a critical part of the restaurant experience, helping these businesses streamline business operations and meet consumers’ growing appetite for seamless experiences.Restaurants are increasing their digital engagement capabilities, and consumers are eagerly embracing this, according to “Inflation Puts Technology on the Menu for Restaurants,” a PYMNTS Intelligence and American Express collaboration