Technology

HungerRush boosts restaurant efficiency with Uber Eats integration

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August 15, 2024

HungerRush, a point-of-sale software platform for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, announced Wednesday a new native integration with Uber Eats. The partnership aims to streamline operations and increase delivery revenue for restaurant owners, according to a press release.

The integration allows Uber Eats orders to automatically populate within a restaurant's POS system, eliminating manual order entry. Additionally, restaurant owners can easily manage menus, prices and store hours across both platforms. The system also offers tools to control order volume and provides centralized reporting for data analysis.

"We expect food delivery to continue to increase in popularity over the next few years. Because of this, HungerRush strives to ensure restaurant owners are equipped with the best technology needed to keep up with the growing demand for delivery," Eran Hollander, chief product officer at HungerRush, said in the press release. "This helps ensure owners and operators are reaching customers wherever they are and provide unparalleled customer experience."

HungerRush already offers integrations with DoorDash and plans to expand its partnerships with third-party delivery services. The company's goal is to provide a comprehensive delivery management solution for restaurants.