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8th
out of 32 in Point of Sale (POS) Systems
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12th
out of 32 in Point of Sale (POS) Systems
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IBM DemandTec
SpotOn for Restaurant
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Overview
Omni-Channel Pricing Solution from IBM allows you to coordinate pricing across channels, ensure compliance with pricing strategies and optimize prices for products – from new offerings to markdowns. The solution helps you improve responsiveness to competitor pricing. You can also gain efficiency, accuracy and consistency by automating time-consuming pricing tasks. Learn more: https://www.ibm.com/us-en/marketplace/omni-channel-pricing

SpotOn Restaurant is the lightning-fast POS system your restaurant deserves, designed by people who know restaurants for people who run restaurants. Our team of restaurant experts will work closely with you to build a POS system to your unique requirements, so you can focus on what’s important—creating an amazing experience for your customers.

Sample Customers
Coop Danmark, Conad del Tirreno
Dairy Queen, ChinaLive, Big Boy

IBM Omni-Channel Pricing is ranked 8th in Point of Sale (POS) Systems while SpotOn Restaurant is ranked 12th in Point of Sale (POS) Systems. IBM Omni-Channel Pricing is rated 0.0, while SpotOn Restaurant is rated 0.0. On the other hand, IBM Omni-Channel Pricing is most compared with Nayax VPOS, whereas SpotOn Restaurant is most compared with Oracle MICROS.

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