Comments on: Restaurant text paging system http://negosyoideas.com/telecome-mobile/restaurant-text-paging-system.htm Business ideas from around the world for negosyanting pinoy Sat, 24 Jul 2010 07:10:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: ReadyPing http://negosyoideas.com/telecome-mobile/restaurant-text-paging-system.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2142 ReadyPing Thu, 27 May 2010 23:03:21 +0000 http://negosyoideas.com/?p=43#comment-2142 ReadyPing uses SMS short code messaging (the 5 or 6 digit codes you have undoubtedly seen) and supports nearly 30 mobile carriers in the U.S. There is no need to select a mobile carrier when a mobile number is entered into our system. ReadyPing is much more than a text alert service; it is a powerful management tool. View overdue customers at a glance, keep track of reservations/appointments and determine the accuracy of their quote times - all from one simple and intuitive user interface. We work with a dozen different types of businesses including restaurants. Our web-based software works with any web browser on any computer. The cost is $49 per month, per location. Each text message is $0.05 and they are offered in reloadable bundles. When the balance drops below a certain level, texts are automatically reloaded based on the chosen bundle. No leaving money on the table at the end of the month for unused texts. It's a pay-as-you go model. ReadyPing just won the 2010 MIT Whiteboard Challenge. Check out our news page at www.readyping.com/news to see what else we've been up to. ReadyPing uses SMS short code messaging (the 5 or 6 digit codes you have undoubtedly seen) and supports nearly 30 mobile carriers in the U.S. There is no need to select a mobile carrier when a mobile number is entered into our system.

ReadyPing is much more than a text alert service; it is a powerful management tool. View overdue customers at a glance, keep track of reservations/appointments and determine the accuracy of their quote times – all from one simple and intuitive user interface. We work with a dozen different types of businesses including restaurants.

Our web-based software works with any web browser on any computer. The cost is $49 per month, per location. Each text message is $0.05 and they are offered in reloadable bundles. When the balance drops below a certain level, texts are automatically reloaded based on the chosen bundle. No leaving money on the table at the end of the month for unused texts. It’s a pay-as-you go model.

ReadyPing just won the 2010 MIT Whiteboard Challenge. Check out our news page at http://www.readyping.com/news to see what else we’ve been up to.

]]> By: Mark http://negosyoideas.com/telecome-mobile/restaurant-text-paging-system.htm/comment-page-1#comment-50 Mark Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:38:05 +0000 http://negosyoideas.com/?p=43#comment-50 I was at a restaurant in NYC last week that used ReadyPing. It worked like a champ! Their phone number was on the text which was great because I needed about 5 more minutes and it was easier for me to call instead of texting back. I was at a restaurant in NYC last week that used ReadyPing. It worked like a champ! Their phone number was on the text which was great because I needed about 5 more minutes and it was easier for me to call instead of texting back.

]]> By: Tim http://negosyoideas.com/telecome-mobile/restaurant-text-paging-system.htm/comment-page-1#comment-36 Tim Fri, 13 Mar 2009 03:44:49 +0000 http://negosyoideas.com/?p=43#comment-36 readyping uses SMTP gateways to send text messages for free. This means that when you enter a customer's phone number, you also have to enter his cell phone carrier. Awesome. The service is not interactive. There's no way for a customer to reply to the SMS. There's no support for voice calls. Check out QLess at http://waitinginlinesucks.com for a much more mature product offering. QLess is interactive, support both voice calls and SMS, provides customers with forecast wait times, and provides detailed analytics. It is also fully internationalized, and is available in the Philippines! readyping uses SMTP gateways to send text messages for free. This means that when you enter a customer’s phone number, you also have to enter his cell phone carrier. Awesome. The service is not interactive. There’s no way for a customer to reply to the SMS. There’s no support for voice calls.

Check out QLess at http://waitinginlinesucks.com for a much more mature product offering. QLess is interactive, support both voice calls and SMS, provides customers with forecast wait times, and provides detailed analytics. It is also fully internationalized, and is available in the Philippines!

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