Digital ordering company looks to eliminate complexities with delivery orders
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Online food ordering company Olo on Friday said it will be integrating Amazon Restaurants’ delivery service into its ordering platform in a bid to simplify the delivery-order process for restaurants.
With the integration, Olo’s restaurant clients will be more easily added into the Amazon Restaurant system — enabling orders through the delivery provider to go right through the point-of-sale system without the addition of a tablet.
That should simplify the process for a restaurant company once an order comes in, while also enabling them to limit the amount of orders they take during peak hours.
“Orders from Amazon Restaurants go directly into the POS instead of a tablet,” Olo Founder Noah Glass said in an interview. “You’ve seen it: A restaur...
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