Self Ordering Solutions Integrations | iMakan

F&B self ordering integration

Self Ordering Solutions

Integration

Create an efficient & precise ordering process and management at your F&B outlet

F&B POS System

By integrating iMakan's self ordering kiosk and QR ordering with your F&B POS system, order management, menu management and reports will be synchronised.

F&B POS System

GrabFood

Integrate GrabFood orders to POS & kitchen printers.


Update self ordering kiosks, QR ordering and GrabFood menu through a single online portal

GrabFood

Cashless Payment Terminals

Integrate to cashless payment terminals to create a seamless payment process for customers without cashiering manpower needed.


Cashless payment integrations also help safeguard your revenue as payments are transacted digitally.

GrabFood

Kitchen

Orders through self ordering kiosk, QR ordering, and GrabFood will be itemised and sent to respective kitchen printers / displays.

F&B kitchen printer and display

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The recent implementation of a universal 10% tariff by the U.S. administration under President Donald Trump has introduced new challenges for Singapore's economy, particularly affecting the Food and Beverage (F&B) sector. Restaurant and café owners must proactively address these challenges to sustain their operations and profitability.​ Understanding the Tariffs Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods, aimed at protecting domestic industries and generating revenue. The current U.S. tariffs include a universal 10% levy on imports, with higher rates for specific countries. Singapore, despite its strong trade relations with the U.S., is subject to this 10% tariff. ​ Impact on Singapore's F&B Sector Singapore's F&B industry relies heavily on imported ingredients and products. The imposed tariffs are likely to increase the cost of these imports, leading to higher operational expenses for businesses. This escalation in costs may necessitate price adjustments, potentially affecting consumer demand and profitability.​ Strategies for Mitigation To navigate these challenges, F&B businesses can consider the following approaches: Diversify Supply Chains : Exploring alternative suppliers from countries not affected by the tariffs can help mitigate cost increases.​ Optimize Operations : Implementing efficient inventory management and reducing waste can offset increased costs.​ Adjust Pricing Strategies : Carefully evaluating and adjusting menu prices can help maintain profitability without significantly deterring customers.​ Enhance Customer Engagement : Strengthening loyalty programs and personalized marketing can boost customer retention and spending.​ Government Support The Singapore government has expressed its commitment to assisting businesses affected by the tariffs. Engaging with relevant agencies can provide access to support programs and resources designed to help businesses navigate these economic challenges. ​ Conclusion While the U.S. tariffs present significant challenges to Singapore's F&B industry, proactive strategies and leveraging available support can help businesses adapt and sustain their operations during this period of economic uncertainty.​ 
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