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Embracing Technology To Open Up New Revenue Streams And Automate Operations

Embracing Technology To Open Up New Revenue Streams And Automate Operations

The research also found that 45% of consumers are committed to supporting local independents in the hospitality sector and have continued to order from them during the lockdown period.

Forty-eight percent of UK consumers spend more on the hospitality experience when things return to “normal” if they help the business recover. 41% know who was affected. Recent losses in the hospitality industryAccording to a recent study commissioned by, ePOS hybrid.

Forty-eight percent of UK consumers spend more on the hospitality experience when things return to “normal” if they help the business recover. 41% know who was affected. Recent losses in the hospitality industryAccording to a recent study commissioned by, ePOS hybrid.

48% of UK consumers would spend more on a hospitality experience once things return to ‘normal,’ if it helps the business get back on its feet, as 41% know somebody who has been impacted by the hospitality industry’s recent losses, according to recent research commissioned by ePOS Hybrid.

48% of UK consumers would spend more on a hospitality experience once things return to normal, if it helps the business get back on its feet, as 41% know somebody who has been impacted by the hospitality industry’s recent losses, according to recent research commissioned by ePOS Hybrid.

Refresh has won three new clients, including an 8-way pitch for an Edinburgh payments firm. The Manchester agency won the competitive pitch process for ePOS and payments tech firm, ePOS Hybrid and will be delivering its new PR campaign.

The company saw an over 150% increase in sales, despite the negative impact that Covid-19 is having on the hospitality sector.

Crowdfunding for restaurant tech at a time of Covid-19: An Edinburgh success story

Payments firm ePOS Hybrid crowdfunds a further £100k

The hospitality-focused fintech, which aims to revolutionise the food and drink industry with its customised electronic point of sale (ePOS) products, has pushed the button on a month-long crowdfunding campaign to “rapidly scale” its operations and boost marketing and sales activities.

Edinburgh-based tech start-up ePOS Hybrid is launching a month-long crowdfunding campaign in a bid to raise £250,000 to help support the company’s ambitious growth trajectory.

The tech startup hopes to attract new investment as backers look to take advantage of an ‘extraordinary’ demand for its products.

An ambitious Scottish start-up has smashed its early growth targets months after launching thanks to the rapidly-growing appetite for its advanced point-of-sales system.

The startup claims to have created the “world’s most advanced” electronic point-of-sale system for small to medium sizes businesses in the food and drink sector.

An ambitious Scottish start-up has smashed its early growth targets months after launching thanks to the rapidly-growing appetite for its advanced point-of-sales system.

Edinburgh start-up ePOS Hybrid boosts client base by 800%

An ambitious Scottish start-up has smashed its early growth targets months after launching thanks to the rapidly-growing appetite for its advanced point-of-sales system.

Hospitality tech start-up ePOS Hybrid has smashed its own growth targets by boosting its client base by 800% to 60 companies.