XPR POS: Restaurant Self-Ordering Software
XPR POS helps restaurant operators shift order-taking to digital channels. It is designed for businesses looking to reduce front-counter pressure and support digital upselling via AI suggestions.
At a glance
- Category
- Operations
- Best for
- Quick Service Restaurants (QSR), Fast Casual Restaurants, Airport and Stadium Concessions, Restaurant Chains, Independent Restaurants
- Pricing
- Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
- Key use cases
- High-Volume Queue Management, Contactless Dining, Linebusting, Space-Constrained Ordering
- Integrations
- Oracle Micros, NCR Aloha, Brink POS, Heartland POS, Revel Systems
- Official website
- xprpos.com
XPR POS is a self-ordering layer for restaurants, ranging from independent shops to large chains and high-volume venues like airports and stadiums. Instead of replacing the point-of-sale system, it is designed to integrate with existing POS and payment processors to provide digital interfaces for customers.
The platform offers several ways for customers to order, including physical kiosks, mobile apps, and QR code web apps. Hardware options include vertical, horizontal, floor-standing, counter-top, and wall-mounted kiosks, some of which support cash payments.
For operators, the system is designed to handle high-traffic periods by moving the ordering process away from the counter. It also includes an AI voice assistant and automated upsell suggestions to help increase check averages.
Buyers should confirm which of the supported POS systems match their current setup and verify if their specific payment processor is supported.
Key Features
Customer-facing terminals available in vertical, horizontal, floor-standing, counter-top, or wall-mount configurations.
Supports food ordering through iPhone and Android apps or a QR code-based web application.
Uses AI to suggest additional items to customers during the ordering process to help increase check totals.
A voice-activated tool that allows customers to place orders verbally.
Provides menus in all major languages to support diverse customer bases.
Allows menus to change automatically based on the time of day, such as switching between breakfast and lunch.
Sends automatic text or email alerts to customers when their food is ready.
Use Cases
Using kiosks at airports or stadiums to maintain order flow during peak travel or event windows.
Implementing QR code ordering at tables or cabanas so guests can order and pay without waiting for staff.
Using mobile POS solutions to take orders and payments away from the main counter to reduce bottlenecks.
Installing wall-mounted kiosks in small independent restaurants to conserve floor space.
Best For
Integrations
Pricing
Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
FAQ
No, XPR POS is designed to work with your existing POS and payment processor, integrating with various systems.
Hardware options include vertical, horizontal, floor-standing, counter-top, and wall-mount kiosks, including models that can accept cash.
Yes, the platform includes multi-language support for all major languages.
Source category: Operations
Source subcategory: Restaurant POS
