If you show the full price with taxes upfront, that's an astonishing level of integrity.
One idea is to print qr codes on coffee cups: customers can scan those and leave anonymous feedback later.
One idea is to print qr codes on coffee cups: customers can scan those and leave anonymous feedback later.
It’s funny, what you see is what you pay doesn’t require an astonishing level of integrity in much (most?) of the world, it’s just standard practice; instead, tacking on hidden fees not on the price tag would be unthinkable.
So like a chain store can’t include taxes in things like print ads because you could have two locations a few blocks apart that literally have different tax.
We might do the QR for customers that did not order using the app on their phone. We're printing stickers anyway, using the Star Micronics SDK which makes QR code printing a breeze.
We print stickers regardless of to-stay or to-go because it helps us keep track of fulfilled items, and you can easily pass a sticker to a colleague if you need help with an order.