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The challenge

Replace an old program without losing years of data

BASILIC needed to replace the program it had used for years — without losing its sales, stock and customer history — with something simple enough for any new waiter to use from the first shift, in the languages its international team speaks.

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What we set up

• Waiters take orders on their own phones across three dining areas.
• A touch-screen all-in-one PC in the kitchen shows every order with timers.
• Two 80 mm printers: one at the cashier and bar, one in the kitchen.
• Payments in lira, pounds, dollars and euros.
• QR ordering from the table cards they already had, with waiter approval.
• A four-language website with online ordering and SMS-verified customer accounts.
• Loyalty points from the old system carried over.
• Their own “Basil Garden” look and logo throughout.