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Ritual app lets cafés keep 100% of sales until end of 2020

by Ethan Miller
September 11, 2020
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2020 has been a turbulent year for hospitality. So, online ordering platform Ritual is supporting local cafés and restaurants to keep 100 per cent of their online sales until the end of 2020.

Integrated with a café’s website, Instagram, Facebook, QR ordering, or Google listing, the Ritual app is a comprehensive digital solution to combat the current pandemic, when no one wants to touch anything, wait for anything, and are mostly spending their time online.

With more people than ever working from home, Ritual says they are looking to discover new favourite cafés and restaurants and are increasingly turning online to find them. With the support of Ritual’s suite of tools, cafés can capture these people searching online and turn them into people ordering in real time.

“We’re not only here to facilitate ordering, our ultimate value add is being an all-in-one digital solution for restaurants and cafés to capture and drive increased demand at this challenging time.” says Ritual Australia General Manager Scott Lowe.

Scott says if a business is hurting right now from the pandemic, it might be a good time to go online with a free Ritual trial until the end of 2020.

For more information on an obligation free trial, click HERE.

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