Eight parts. One system.
The first two are what a good recommendation tool should do. The rest are the reason a recommendation turns into a ticket.
Suggesting a cigar.
Any kiosk in this business will suggest a cigar. Ours suggests better ones — it leads with what's actually on your shelf today, and it tells the guest exactly why it picked each one. But we're not going to pretend that recommending cigars is something only we can do. It isn't.
Everything that happens next.
Putting a drink from your bar next to that cigar. Taking the order. Dropping the ticket on your register so your staff just rings it up. Then bringing that guest back next week. The other kiosks on the market name a cigar and that's the end of it — they can't sell a drink with it, they can't take the order, and nothing they do ever reaches your register.
Easier to watch than to read about.
See them working together in a single ninety-second run.