HungerRush has announced an integration between Uber Eats and the HungerRush POS system, providing restaurant owners with a solution that seamlessly manages both in-house and third-party delivery orders.
“We expect food delivery to continue to increase in popularity over the next few years. Because of this, HungerRush strives to ensure restaurant owners are equipped with the best technology needed to keep up with the growing demand for delivery. This helps ensure owners and operators are reaching customers wherever they are and provide unparalleled customer experience,” said Eran Hollander, Chief Product Officer at HungerRush.
Restaurant owners can now experience the full advantages of Uber Eats with the convenience of a fully integrated POS system:
- Direct Integration: Uber Eats orders flow directly into the restaurant’s POS, eliminating the need for manual order entry.
- Effortless Menu Management: Owners can easily update menus, prices, images, and store hours in real-time.
- Order Volume Control: Managers have the flexibility to manage order volume, including the ability to pause orders as necessary.
- Centralized Reporting: Access comprehensive reports from a single dashboard for deeper insights into business operations.
As of 2023, there are over 2.85 billion users of online food delivery services worldwide, according to Business of Apps. This underscores the critical importance of having robust technology to manage the surging demand for food delivery.
The HungerRush POS system unifies third-party ordering and delivery services with in-house delivery and driver tracking tools, offering a comprehensive delivery management solution that ensures every order is delivered accurately and on time.
Elsewhere, in its latest report, the company highlighted that 55% of consumers who receive marketing messages (such as emails, mailers, and text messages) from restaurants are likely to either dine in or order from that restaurant within the following month.
