Weekend service now runs on connectivity sized for its busiest hour rather than its average one, with orders, payments and calls no longer competing for the same line.
A warm, busy cafe known for fresh breakfast, brunch, lunch and coffee, popular enough with locals that weekend service regularly pushed its existing setup to its limit.
Connectivity work was scheduled around opening hours, with the new setup tested live before the old connection was retired.
A busy neighbourhood cafe serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and coffee to a steady stream of regulars was outgrowing its existing connection. Weekend rushes strained EFTPOS and phone-in orders at the exact moments the cafe could least afford a slowdown.
We upgraded the venue to business-grade connectivity built for weekend peak volume, with a managed phone line for takeaway orders and bookings kept separate from payment and guest wifi traffic.
Business-grade fibre/nbn connectivity, managed phone line for orders and bookings, guest wifi separated from point-of-sale traffic.
Weekend service now runs on connectivity sized for its busiest hour rather than its average one, with orders, payments and calls no longer competing for the same line.
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