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`May 13, 2015
`Olo and LevelUp have launched the restaurant industry's first turnkey
`mobile commerce solution with built-in ordering, loyalty and payment in one
`user experience, according to a company press release.
`The new fully branded app experience removes the complexity of
`integrating solutions and brings together fast, fluid mobile ordering with
`customer offers and rewards, said Michael J. Hagan, chief strategy officer
`of LevelUp. Consumers now have the opportunity to order and pay ahead,
`earn rewards, or pay in-store all within the same application, available for
`both Apple iOS or Google Android devices.
`The Olo and LevelUp integration allows for one app and one account to do
`everything, whether on the customer's mobile device, desktop computer, or
`when they phone orders in to the store. Orders are transmitted seamlessly
`to popular point of sale systems, Hagan said.
`"Finding a full mobile commerce solution that is integrated and fast to
`implement has long been a challenge in the industry," Hagan said. "We've
`put the best-of-breed pieces together for brands looking to build strong
`connections with their customers on all the key digital touch-points."
`Operators will also have access to easy-to-use dashboards, offering the
`industry's first 360-degree view of the customer. Menus, pricing, and
`campaigns can be updated and monitored on-the-fly, said Marty Hahnfeld,
`Olo VP of sales and marketing.
`"Restaurant brands have been in need of digital solutions that cohesively
`marry the consumer experience both inside and outside of the
`restaurant," Hahnfeld said. "Today we're bringing together our core
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`strengths of speed and reliability along with LevelUp's unbeatable credit
`card processing rates and promotional tools."
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