The French-style fast-food chain Brioche Dorée has turned to Aures’ technology and expertise to migrate its entire point-of-sale IT assets.

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Brioche Dorée, a leader in French-style fast-food, has chosen Aures’ Yuno point-of-sale terminals with a TCPOS software platform to completely overhaul its EPOS management and payment-receipt technology. 

The roll-out comprises over 500 AURES EPOS terminals in all French branches and franchises of Brioche Dorée, eventually in around 300 retail outlets and restaurants.

“During the analysis phase of overhauling our EPOS system, an in-house working group drew up specifications,” explains Nicolas Bouard, Brioche Dorée’s Head of EPOS Systems. “The hardware had to meet three major criteria: speed, reliability and user-friendliness. We pre-selected three leading EPOS terminal manufacturers and a dozen different pieces of hardware. We then installed the equipment we wanted to test on our pilot sites.”

“The test results immediately focused our attention on Aures’ Yuno, which was unanimously approved by our IT managers and operators. The YUNO’s resistant, highly-responsive and precise multi-touch screen proved a great success in our pilot sites. Also popular was the system’s quick start-up and ergonomically-designed, reliable hardware and associated peripherals. We tested a built-in 2D scanner, a receipt printer and additional screens (secondary built-in or remote 10” screen to display advertising and promotions at checkouts).

“The very compact, elegantly-designed Yuno includes many USB connections as well as major peripherals, such as a 2D scanner – especially useful for beeping luncheon vouchers – and a badge reader. In our chosen configuration, each payment terminal also features a WiFi card and a 10” customer-relay screen for digital signage on sales counters. AURES’ ODP 333 printer is similarly efficient, reliable and unobtrusive, with a very ergonomic front paper output,” continues Bouard.

“In March, Brest, Nice, Marseille, Montpellier and Bordeaux became the first towns to migrate to the new solution,” explains Hervé Février, Head of IT Support and Operations at Groupe Le Duff. “Training was organised for each region’s restaurant managers two weeks before the migration date. We sent each site a ‘teaching POS terminal’ beforehand to present the new solution to the teams and train them.”

“We’re very pleased with this new EPOS proposal,” explains Nicolas Guilbert, Project Manager and Director of Management Control at Brioche Dorée. “Its performance exceeds our expectations and the hardware we’ve chosen is exactly what is required by many features of our new TCPOS software platform, in both the front and back office.”

“All our Paris-based establishments are now being equipped, with an average of six restaurants a week. We’ll be tackling the north-west region next, before breaking off during the sales and summer holidays. In September, we’ll finish off with the east region and our franchises. This work is due to be completed by mid-November and everything suggests we’ll be on schedule.”

“We’re very pleased with the level and quality of our discussions with Groupe Le Duff and Brioche Dorée,” says Thomas Donnet, Head of Key Accounts for the Aures Group in France. “The project is progressing in leaps and bounds and the national roll-out – in four to eight restaurants a week – is going really well. This is due to the professionalism of everyone involved and the outstanding tools and solutions installed.”

The solution comprises

Yuno with a quad-core Bay Trail J1900 processor  (VESA pole-mounted version or conventional stand-based solution)

Yuno is claimed to be tough and very adaptable: 30 different configurations are available. As an all-purpose, robust EPOS terminal, this system is especially suitable for tough catering and take-away food settings. The J1900 platform enables long-term management of vast data sets and huge amounts of articles and stock, in both the front and back office.

Most Brioche Dorée retail outlets have been fitted with a black, VESA-fixings version of YUNO (pole-mounted terminal). The system ideally adapts to each type of restaurant and checkout area, saving a lot of space on sales counters.

Multiple dual-screen systems for efficient digital signage at checkouts

Aures’ dual-screen systems (digital signage at checkouts) are available in two versions: either with a built-in screen (on the back of the main EPOS screen) or with a remote (independent) screen that can be installed on sales counters or in restaurant windows. This choice of additional screens linked to the EPOS system is also a great advantage for displaying Brioche Dorée’s advertising and loyalty programmes to customers while they queue at checkouts.

ODP 333 thermal receipt printer

This EPOS management and payment-receipt system is complemented by Aures’ ODP 333 receipt printer, which features an exclusive, ultra-compact design and ergonomic front paper output. This small printer fits into any space or cash drawer on sales counters, while its three interfaces (USB, serial and LAN) make it suitable for many different EPOS configurations. The ODP 333 is Energy Star-certified, which means it is quiet and energy-efficient.

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