Self-Order Terminal

A self-order terminal is a touchscreen kiosk where guests can independently place and pay for their orders.

Definition

A self-order terminal is a touchscreen kiosk where guests can independently place and pay for their orders.

Background & relevance for restaurant operators

Self-order terminals reduce wait times and staff costs, especially in quick-service restaurants. They increase the average order value, as digital upselling suggestions can boost order size by 15–30%. The devices are synchronized with the POS system.

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