CLEVELAND, July 12, 2017 -- Onosys today announced that long-time client, Round Table Pizza, has chosen Onosys as the brand-wide digital ordering solution for the pizza chain’s 450 locations. Round Table Pizza has been working with Onosys since 2008, and in addition to renewing its contract has also committed to moving its remaining 160 locations to the Onosys digital ordering platform.
At one point, Round Table Pizza had as many as three different digital ordering platforms across its franchise system. After conducting a thorough review of 12 different ordering providers, Round Table Pizza concluded that Onosys was the best choice based on the strength of its technology and people. In addition to renewing its contract, Round Table Pizza also committed to consolidating all its locations on the Onosys digital ordering platform.
“After interviewing each of the online ordering companies, we realized that Onosys is the best in pizza and the best fit for our brand,” said Andrew Kohn, Director of Business Technology for Round Table Pizza. “Our evaluation included a large number of technical criteria, but the decision ultimately came down to three things: 1) who’s best in pizza, 2) who can seamlessly deliver the Round Table Pizza brand experience, and 3) who would provide the best support to our franchisees. When I talk to peers in different organizations about online ordering, I tell them they need to talk to Onosys.”
Pizza is arguably the most complex food product to order given the number of toppings and available customization options, not to mention all the coupons and promotions that can vary from location to location. Round Table Pizza wanted a digital ordering solution that was sophisticated enough to provide customers all the flexibility they would have if they were ordering the product at a Round Table Pizza restaurant.
“Our very first client was a pizza chain, so we built the Onosys platform from the beginning to handle the complexities of pizza ordering,” said Rob Taylor, CEO of Onosys. “Round Table Pizza’s decision to expand its relationship with Onosys after conducting a thorough review of available solutions underscores our commitment to offering the best technology and the best support in the industry.”
About Onosys
Onosys provides a comprehensive, enterprise-class digital ordering platform for restaurant chains, featuring ordering, payments, call center, 1:1 marketing tools and more – all optimized to deliver a better brand experience and better business results. Leading brands, including Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Boston Pizza, and Penn Station East Coast Subs rely on Onosys to optimize the online ordering channel. Since its inception, Onosys has processed nearly $1 billion in total food sales. For more information please visit: www.onosys.com.
Media Contact Sarah Mees for Onosys 978-409-2519 [email protected]


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