Guestline has acquired Newbridge Software, a cloud-native electronic point of sale (ePOS) software company, that provides the tills and software to operate bars and restaurants. Newbridge will continue to operate as a separate division within the Guestline Group.
The acquisition strengthens Guestline’s software platform that already provides distribution, guest experience and operations software and payments to hotels across Europe and Asia. The addition of Newbridge’s feature rich ePOS software will allow Guestline to offer customers a best-in-class solution, fully integrated into Guestline’s comprehensive platform.
Newbridge helps stand alone and group operators including hotels, manage all aspects of their bars and restaurants across the UK. Established in 2016, its stock and staff management modules deliver real-time revenue and profit reporting, which, when combined with their table ordering, loyalty and promotions functionality, enables hospitality operators to manage their restaurant and bar operations more efficiently and profitably.
Its software will be offered stand-alone or as part of Guestline’s cloud platform into which it will be fully integrated. Newbridge will continue to serve the needs of independent bars and restaurants including those that operate within hotels, but now with the backing of Guestline, a European leader in cloud hospitality software.
“We set out to build the most comprehensive and feature rich platform that enables independent hotels and hotel groups to operate more efficiently and profitably across sales, distribution, guest experience and operations,” said Andrew McGregor, CEO of Guestline. “Enhancing our ePOS capabilities has been a strategic focus for Guestline and we are excited to take the next step towards realizing that ambition with the acquisition of Newbridge, which is a key part of the hospitality technology ecosystem.”
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