Restaurant Technology Inc.

Jeffrey M Steres

Jeff Pollard

Natalie Muhs

Kim Wilson

Roger D Carroll

Vijan Bhaumik

Michael Beebe

Angelo Frigo

Kyle Crouse

Michael Burks

Laura Ermer

John J Bresnahan, Iii

Connie Justis

Andrea Williams

Daniel Lyznicki

Elisabeth Sebourn

An ordering app running on a mobile device, one or more central servers, one or more venue servers, one or more ordering apps, plug-ins, kiosks, point of sale systems, beacons, pucks, tents, and automated appliances cooperate to prepare orders for a customer. Methods embodied as software programs running on the venue servers and the central servers advance the customer's order through various modules hosted on the venue server. A final module causes the customer's order to be prepared.

Structural food preparation systems and methods

A system for enabling the remote ordering of products, primarily for use in a multi-vendor system, is disclosed. Orders are placed remotely, such as through wireless devices connected to a central server. The central server, in turn, is in communication (wireless or otherwise) with a server located at one or more venues within the organization operating the system. The one or more venues provide products or services available for ordering through the system. Where multiple venues are involved, the system is designed to handle differences in the product or service availability at those different venues, and provides for an ability to make corrections to orders that may be or may become necessary on account of those differences. The system provides for multiple options through which users can pay for and receive orders, and also provides methods for synchronizing the remote ordering system with pre-existing, conventional methods of ordering and product/service order fulfillment.

System and method for receiving and managing remotely placed orders

A system and method for drive-through product order management. The system comprises a display and a processor. The display displays first customer product order information representative of a customer product order wherein the first customer product order information is positioned in a first position of the display. The processor correlates an indicator with the first customer product order information and positions the first customer product order information in a second position of the display.

Drive-through order management method

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Jeffrey M Steres