Lightspeed Commerce has recently unveiled new additions to its Lightspeed Restaurant hospitality platform, as stated in the company’s announcement. This move further bolsters the company’s already robust commerce platform.
The company has announced its intention to exhibit its upgraded platform at the upcoming 2023 Restaurant Canada Show, set to take place between April 10th and 12th.
Peter Dougherty, General Manager at Lightspeed Hospitality said, “Since showcasing the brand new Lightspeed Restaurant at last year’s RC Show, we’ve definitely taken things up a notch. As we continue to add more value for our ambitious customers, we’re excited to demonstrate how our expanded offering empowers restaurateurs to make confident, data-driven decisions to optimize their operations.”
The upgraded platform comes with multiple modules, such as Lightspeed Advanced Insights, which harnesses transaction data captured by Lightspeed Payments, and intelligent integrations, including OpenTable. These modules work together to enhance the functionality of the platform.
The company states that the latest version of Lightspeed Restaurant will assist independent restaurateurs across the globe in achieving better outcomes while utilizing fewer resources.
The company further added that the platform has the capability to enable restaurant operators to make data-driven decisions rapidly, such as identifying menu items that are likely to turn a guest into a repeat customer.
Several restaurant brands, including Five Guys (Canada), Daniel Boulud Group (NYC), Alinea Group (Chicago), Canlis (Seattle), Big Mamma (Europe), Kei (Paris), and Maybe Sammy (Sydney), currently use the Lightspeed platform.
At present, the Lightspeed platform is accessible in several countries, including the United States, Canada, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
