Mounts in Hospitality

iPad & Tablet for restaurants and cafes.

Tablets and iPads are fast becoming the norm for many areas of the hospitality industry. From booking tables and ordering food through to inventory management and POS systems, tablets and iPads are quickly becoming an indispensible tool for bars, cafes, restaurants and diners all around Australia.

Our range of mounts and kiosks are designed specifically with the hospitality industry in mind. Here are just a few ways our customers are using our range of mounts and kiosks for iPads and tablets:-

  • Check in hub – mobile check-in
  • Guest services – interactive digital kiosk
  • Guest suites – secure mounts for guests entertainment
  • Digital menus – interactive front of house
  • Self pay – turnover orders faster

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