Yonoton and Elo bring their POS and self-service solutions to Kristiansand Park
Norway's largest theme park, Kristiansand, has installed a digital infrastructure based on the POS and self-service solutions of Yonoton and Elo.
Yonoton has certified Elo's hardware for its point-of-sale and digital kiosk solutions. This alliance seeks to facilitate omnichannel implementations in the hospitality and leisure sector. Currently, are supplying equipment to Norway's largest theme park, Kristiansand, to prepare for the holiday season.
Yonoton's SaaS platform offers an omnichannel solution for customers to manage their business, Save operational costs and generate additional revenue. Its biggest advantage is that it allows you to manage easily from one place, Regardless of the channel (application, Webshop, Point of sale or self-service kiosk).
“Our interactive Android devices fit with Yonoton's modern omnichannel solutions, Making it easier for customers to maintain their mobile apps, POS systems and self-service kiosks in the same architecture”, says Maarten Bais, General Manager and Vice President of Elo EMEA.
From the devices Handheld Mobiles and small touch screens, the size of a tablet 10 Inch, to the largest signage screens and all-in-one point-of-sale systems, Modular designs provide customers with the building blocks to configure a multitude of solutions.
“We and our theme park partner selected Elo touchscreens for their reliability and quality, which gives us and our customers peace of mind, and with Elo's extensive portfolio, We can maintain different form factors and sizes on the same hardware platform”, explains Teemu Karenius, CEO of Yonoton.
Kristiansand Zoo & Amusement Park
One of the main facilities that Yonoton and Elo are working on together is the equipment of Norway's largest theme park, the Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park (Dyreparken in Norwegian), with a complete digital solution.
This is known for being one of the most innovative players in the theme park business, as it offers its visitors changing and modern experiences. Technology is used in the park in a variety of ways to enhance the customer experience.
Digitization began in the summer of 2019 with the Kristiansand app, a solution developed by Yonoton. After the results obtained, A year later, of the 80% of families who had visited the park had downloaded Kristiansand's app and all food and drink orders went through this app.
For summer this year, Kristiansand is taking digitalization a step further with the introduction of Yonoton's self-service and POS solutions across the park. In addition, allows its visitors to use NFC wristband payments and has installed a new virtual queuing solution.
These enhancements allow guests to focus on the theme park experience instead of having to keep an eye on payments, receipts and tickets.
During the spring of 2021 have settled in the park near 50 Elo touchscreen devices, so they're ready for summer. All are Android-based and work with Yonoton's point-of-sale solution, which is not only a cash register but an ordering and management interface for various sales channels.
The touch screens of the I series of 15 have been chosen for POS systems with personnel, The interactive model of 10 inches for customers, and the touch screen of 22 from the same family has been the choice for an interactive self-service kiosk.
“We want to create lifelong memories for our visitors”, clarifies André Steinsholm, Head of E-Commerce at Dyreparken. “For that to happen, We have to constantly improve and optimize your experience. One of our main goals is to reduce wasted time, And these new features will help achieve this.”
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