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Lolly Shortlisted in the Caterer's Product Excellence Awards

Lolly Shortlisted in the Caterer's Product Excellence Awards

LOLLY SHORTLISTED IN THE CATERER'S PRODUCT EXCELLENCE AWARDS

-LollyPoS recognised by leading industry awards-

Lolly, the technology specialist for hospitality providers, has been shortlisted in The Caterer's Product Excellent Awards 2017 in the Equipment category.

‍The Caterer Product Excellence Awards recognise excellence and innovation in food, drink and equipment products within the hospitality sector. The shortlist 'encapsulates the creativity, responsibility and originality in our industry.'

‍Peter Moore, CEO at Lolly, said: "It's exciting to be shortlisted in these awards for our LollyPoS product; the first Windows-based downloadable EPoS - incorporating its own integrated payment processing capability. When we launched LollyPoS, the themes of creativity, responsibility and originality were all considered."

As the technology specialist for UK hospitality businesses; from coffee shops, food to go, pop ups and events to pubs and night clubs, our aim is to make the point of sale simple, efficient and dependable, every time - anywhere.

LollyPos takes the focus (and cost) away from hardware - enabling merchants to download the PoS software, and access real-time analytics and reporting on either a Windows based laptop, tablet or a traditional hardware till."

‍See the Lolly PoS download here.

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