Every channel, one profile
Online ordering, kiosks, and the register all write to the same guest, at every location.
Every online order, kiosk visit, and tab at the register builds one profile per guest, with no sign-up form. See who your regulars are, notice who’s gone quiet, and bring them back with an offer.
CRM · customer relationship management
In a restaurant it just means knowing that MCMaya at table 12 has been in 23 times, always orders the smash burger, and hasn’t missed a Friday since spring.
Guest CRM keeps that memory for every guest who orders, automatically.
Every guest who orders, grouped the way you already think about them: the regulars, the first-timers, and the ones who’ve gone quiet. Any group is one tap from an offer.
178 visits and $6,375.95 between them. The people worth knowing by name.
Guests are recognized by their phone number and the card they pay with. Watch a walk-in become a profile.
No phone number, no sign-up. The guest still gets a record, known by the card they paid with, and their visits start counting.
Follow one guest from gone-quiet to back at the counter, without anyone on your team lifting a finger.
Seven visits, then nothing. Guest CRM notices the gap, so you don’t have to keep a list in your head.
Automations watch every profile and send the right offer at the right moment, by text or email, only to guests who opted in.
Open any guest to see what they order, where, how often, and how many points they’re holding. Each detail lights up in turn.
Online ordering, kiosks, and the register all write to the same guest, at every location.
Email and text consent start off. Guests turn them on themselves, and only they get offers.
Found the same guest twice? Merge them, and their orders move onto one record.
Add or remove points with a note, so goodwill gestures and corrections leave a trail.
Every offer and automation shows how many guests it brought back, not just how many it reached.
Delete a guest’s personal details and saved cards. Their orders stay in your sales records.
Straight answers about setup, pricing, and how the pieces fit together.
Ask us anythingA restaurant CRM (customer relationship management) keeps a profile for every guest, built from their orders, so you can see who your regulars are, how often guests come back, and who has lapsed, then reach out with offers that bring them back. Order ’n Go’s Guest CRM builds those profiles from online ordering, kiosks, and the POS automatically.
From every order. Online ordering, self-order kiosks, and the Order ’n Go POS all attach orders to the same guest profile, across every location you run.
By phone number: each restaurant has one profile per number. A guest who pays by card without giving a number gets a card-only record, which folds into their profile the first time that card and their phone number appear on the same order.
Yes. They’re calculated from the guest’s orders rather than stored as a running count, so refunds and merges are reflected automatically.
Yes. Signed-in guests can update their name, email, and address and turn email or text offers on or off from your ordering site. Consent always starts off.
Yes. Choose an audience like lapsed guests, regulars, or first-timers, pick an offer, and send it by text or email. Or turn on automations like win-back and first-visit thank-yous so they go out on their own. Only guests who opted in receive them.
You do. Guests ordering directly from you are your customers, not a marketplace’s.
Points live on the same profile. Every profile shows the current balance and a full history of points earned, redeemed, and adjusted.
Every product shares one menu, one customer list, and one order stream.
See your own guest list come together in a 30-minute walkthrough.
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