Paytronix Order & Delivery Leverages AI-Driven Guest Intelligence

Paytronix Systems, Inc., revealed critical updates to its Order & Delivery solution. Delivering on the promise made when Paytronix acquired Open Dining in 2019, Paytronix Order & Delivery now leverages AI-driven guest intelligence as a core part of the platform.

Features like Order Experience Builder and FEEDback, coupled with the loyalty and CRM solution, provide an end-to-end platform that helps marketers absolutely delight today’s digitally connected consumers.   

Paytronix’s Order Experience Builder changes how marketers design, build, and deploy online ordering, providing the tools to create powerful, interactive, and appealing online menus simply and easily. Using a simple drag-and-drop interface, marketers can now create compelling online menus that make everything look perfect, even as guests navigate the many options on a mobile phone screen.  

Marketers have traditionally had two paths for creating a digital front end. A templated design that is simple to deploy but is undifferentiated; or a custom-built site that has a distinctive look but comes at a considerable time and expense. Order Experience Builder bridges that gap, providing the flexibility of a customized deployment with the speed and efficiency of a templated site.  

 

AI-driven Menu Management 

Paytronix believes that the ordering experience should be tailored to the specific brand and unique for each guest. Menu variant testing enables personalized menu versions to be displayed for guests based on preset brand parameters. A layer of artificial intelligence tracks multiple KPIs, from conversion rate to average order size, and automatically serves up the most effective menu.  

[Armed with insights from its restaurant management system, Maru Hospitality Group cut 20% of its menu items, opting to focus on more profitable and more popular items and saves $300,000 annually.]

Enterprise users can manage menus at every level, from nationally to regionally to locally. Items move up and down the hierarchy, and one that’s developed in an individual store can quickly be rolled out to other locations. Menu sharing lets other guests experience someone’s favorite items – even those that have been customized – helping bring a social element to the digital ordering environment. 

 

Integrated Feedback Tool

FEEDback facilitates instant responses from customers at the time that they place and receive their order. This allows managers to respond to comments in real time, when the opportunity to gain their long-term loyalty is strongest. AI-driven sentiment analysis makes this feature even more powerful, as negative comments can be flagged for immediate response. 

With AI and the option for customer feedback integrated into the platform, restaurants and convenience stores have the dynamic intelligence tools they need to build strong relationships with their guests and maximize customer lifetime value.