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DoorDash and GrubHub partner with NCR to streamline logistics

July 25, 2017

DoorDash and GrubHub are tapping NCR's Aloha Platform-of-Sale to more efficiently handle delivery orders and provide a better overall experience in delivery service, according to a press release.

"Our collaboration with NCR is an important step forward, as we continue innovating with technology to enhance the experience of our restaurant partners," Stan Chia, GrubHub COO, said in the release. "We frequently hear that restaurateurs are looking to create more efficiencies in their operations. By integrating with the Aloha POS, we will help our restaurant owners who use the platform spend less time on logistics and more time pleasing their diners with great food."

Leaders from client companies of DoorDash and GrubHub praised the collaboration.

"We are excited to hear of the integration efforts between Aloha POS and DoorDash," Dwayne Chambers, CMO at P.F. Chang's, said in the release. "This helps us to realize a number of operational efficiencies and ensures that our diners can choose from the most updated menu items, whether they're eating in our restaurant or dining in the comfort of their own home."

"On the Border is constantly driving innovation in the ways in which we leverage technology to improve the guest experience," Jeff Dinard, CIO, On the Border, said in the release.  "This integration will not only allow us to streamline operations for our restaurant team members, but will allow us to provide our Grubhub guests a faster and simpler way to enjoy On the Border at home."

The integration efforts will go live in the coming months, according to the release.

"DoorDash is focused on providing an incredible merchant experience, and one reason restaurants choose to partner with us is because of the customizability of the platform," Tony Xu, CEO and co-founder of DoorDash, said in the release. "Integrating DoorDash with NCR Aloha provides restaurants with another way to streamline their business and expand their off-premise business without requiring additional technology."