How Long Does A Menu Change Take On FullCount?
Some legacy dining platforms take ten minutes or more to update a daily special across the system. In a live dining room, that's ten minutes where staff are working from outdated information.
eMenuCHOICE updates specials in real time at the table, on a web-based system with no proprietary hardware to slow the process down.
Why update speed matters more than it seems
A slow update process doesn't just waste staff time. It creates a window where the information servers are working from doesn't match what's actually being served, which is exactly the kind of gap that leads to mistakes.
Real-time updates close that window entirely, so what's on the tablet matches what's in the kitchen, immediately.
$168K
guest meal charges captured in 6 months
$750
one-time, flat training cost
45–60 Days
average time to go live
100%
of staff meal charges captured
What Real-Time Actually Means Here
Specials update in seconds, not minutes
Changes reach every device in real time, not on a refresh cycle.
Web-based, no proprietary hardware
Nothing to reboot or wait on when an update goes out.
Staff always working from current information
No gap between what's in the kitchen and what's on the floor.
What We Hear From FullCount Switchers
If something big needs to change, I don't want to have to call FullCount and wait on them to do it. I'd rather just go in and make the changes myself.
eMenuCHOICE vs. FullCount, On Update Speed
This comparison focuses specifically on how quickly menu and special changes reach the floor.
Where it matters
Where it matters
FullCount
eMenuCHOICE
Time to update a special
Full CountAround 10 minutes
Real time
Hardware requirement
Full CountCostly proprietary terminals
Web-based, no proprietary hardware
EHR integrations
Full CountAvailable
20+ included
Staff ease of use
Full CountReported as complex
Simpler, faster onboarding
See a live menu update happen in real time.
We'll change a special on screen during the call so you can see the speed directly.