"We selected ONOSYS to partner with because of their experience in pizza and quick service concepts," said Rob Wathen, Director Restaurant Systems of Papa John’s International.

With 150+ locations Cousins Subs recognized the value of offering a more convenient ordering option for its customers and catering orders.

“After an extensive review of online ordering solutions, we chose ONOSYS because of the company’s dedication to customer service, experience in working with pizza and quick service concepts, and their ability to integrate into our existing POS platform,” said Paul Valle, CIO of Papa Gino’s, Inc. 

“The founders of O-Web have a great story and it resonated with me”, says Lee Zapis of Zapis Capital Group.

Rob Grimes co-founded the Foodservice Technology show, better known as FS/TEC, the largest technology conference and tradeshow in the industry.

Accuvia caught up with two of online ordering provider ONOSYS’  partners, Senior Product Manager, Alex Yakubovich, and Senior Sales Manager, Stan Garber, to find out what they see as the major trends in this area, and where web ordering is headed.

"Our company will be able to streamline the ordering process for our customers as well as reduce cost and error in our stores,” said Joe Ciresi, President"

Accuvia was keen to discover how ONOSYS’ trade show was going, and how far the company had progressed since the last time we saw them.

"In addition, we have over 15,000 registered users on our site. We have been able to tap into a whole new market with this system.”

“We’re averaging $40 per transaction each time we get an Internet order.”

Geppetto’s Pizza and Ribs of Cleveland, Ohio, in conjunction with ONOSYS and Roberts Advertising, launched an all new Geppetto’s website.

Charley’s Grilled Subs of Columbus, Ohio selected Cleveland, Ohio-based ONOSYS® to provide each of their restaurants with online ordering capabilities.

O-Web Technologies Ltd. received the Northeast Ohio Software Association (NEOSA) Best of Tech Award for the best Web Site/e-Commerce Application.

"Customers like it because it saves them time," Mr. Frangos, President of Rascal House Pizza, said.

Steps to beat the competition and increase profits.

Papa John's, which offers online ordering through all of its 2,600 U.S. locations, expected its online business to double last year to $200 million in sales.

Finish Line Pizza of Wyoming, Michigan and di Angelo Pizza of New Brunswick, Canada have chosen ONOSYS® to provide online ordering capabilities.

Manny & Olga’s Pizza of Washington DC has selected ONOSYS to provide online ordering capabilities to all of its corporate and franchise restaurants.

We are taking steps to distinguish ONOSYS from the rest of the market and stress our unique online ordering platform, proprietary upselling technologies, marketing programs and 24/7 customer service.

Now Canadian restaurants can benefit from all of the features of ONOSYS.

Think your local pizza joint is too small for online ordering? Think again. Pizza Hut may have over 12,000 locations, but Rascal House Pizza of Cleveland, OH has proven that it only takes 6 stores to get customers enthused about placing orders online.

eOrderManager, an innovative new software package that allows customers to place food orders online, was recently launched at Pizza Pan, home of the "Buy One Get Two Free" pizza and ribs promotion.

Pizza Pan currently uses eOrderManager in 15 of its 96 locations and plans to expand online ordering to the majority of its locations by year end. With consumers becoming increasingly more comfortable making purchases online, Pizza Pan expects to give out lots more free pizzas in the near future.

O-Web developed Pizza Pan’s site, where customers set up accounts including their address and payment information. Patrons order exactly what they want, including particulars such as no mayo on a sandwich, and state exactly when they want the order to arrive. For large orders, such as at an office, the names of each person can be placed beside each order on the ticket to ease distribution after delivery.

Pizza companies using online ordering successfully are learning there’s more to using the Internet than tapping into gee-whiz technology.