CLEVELAND, May 22, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) — ONOSYS Online Ordering, a leading provider of remote ordering technologies for pizza, quick-service, and casual sit-down restaurants, today announced the launch of online ordering in Canada for Papa John’s (NASDAQ: PZZA), at www.papajohnspizza.ca.
The ONOSYS online ordering technology will provide Papa John’s customers with a quick and simple way to view menu choices and place orders for pickup or delivery. Intelligent technologies incorporated into the ONOSYS design also provide each restaurant with detailed sales and marketing data, enabling individual restaurants to customize each customer’s web experience.
“Papa John’s is the recognized industry-leader in online ordering with more than 40 million orders taken since the company was the first to launch online ordering in the U.S. in 2001,” said Rob Wathen, director Restaurant Systems of Papa John’s International. “Expanding online ordering to our Canadian customers is a high priority as we ramp-up restaurant development in Canada. We selected ONOSYS to partner with because of their experience in pizza and quick service concepts. We were also impressed with their systems’ flexibility, and their willingness to provide a solution that meets our needs, and the needs of our customers.”
As part of its international expansion plans, Papa John’s recently announced the signing of development agreements to open 57 additional restaurants in Canada to compliment the 18 that are currently open throughout Western Canada.
“We are thrilled to have been selected by Papa John’s to provide online ordering in Canada, and look forward to exploring additional international markets with them,” said Stan Garber, Senior Sales Manager & Partner of ONOSYS. “Since Papa John’s is a pioneer and leader when it comes to online food ordering, this was a great validation of the quality of the ONOSYS product and services team. We look forward to helping them grow the sales in their locations by enhancing the customer experience through tools like easy repeat ordering, intelligent up-selling, email marketing, and loyalty programs.”
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