Salata Launches New Online-Ordering Platform That Incorporates a Loyalty Program

Gone are the days where you can only get greasy, unhealthy food delivered to your house. Now, thanks to Salata and its new online-ordering experience, you can eat healthy without having to change into real pants (whatever those are). 

According to Fast Casual, Salata launched a new online-ordering experience, built by Chepri, that integrates a new tech suite and loyalty program. 

Chepri developed Salata’s online ordering experience with functionality and feature sets that include online ordering capabilities provided by Olo, Fast Casual reports. The improved capabilities include leveraging a mobile-optimized guest checkout, signing in, managing a signed-in account, signing out, checking out as a signed-in user, modifying a product, editing products from the cart, changing locations and group ordering. 

Additionally, within the online platform, Salata shoppers can implement an allergen filter, a recipe help tool that provides suggestions and salad customization. 

“Salata has been empowered with digital solutions that increase convenience, winning over guests from competitors while growing existing consumer spend,” said Chepri Chief Executive Officer Jeff Myers, in a company press release. 

Olo, a digital ordering platform for restaurants, has been hard at work improving its services to make it that much easier for users to order their favorite foods online. For example, Olo recently partnered with Google to allow customers at more than 70,000 Olo-connected restaurant locations to order directly from Google Search, Maps and the Google Assistant app, according to an article from Fast Casual. 

With all these fast-casual restaurants revamping their online-ordering services, it will be interesting to see which reigns as most popular. 

Read the full Fast Casual article here.