Restaurants juggle disconnected ordering, POS, kitchen, and inventory apps
A founder describes restaurants relying on multiple disconnected apps for ordering, billing, kitchen tickets, and inventory, plus paying high commission fees on delivery platforms. The underlying operational fragmentation is a real pain point, though this entry is a self-promotional launch post rather than direct user complaint data.
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