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Tossed Data, Technology Stack, and Enterprise Applications
Collaboration
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VAR/SI
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Microsoft Legacy Microsoft 365 Collaboration Collaboration n/a 2015 2015
eCommerce
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Application
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VAR/SI
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Vita Mojo Legacy Vita Mojo Kitchen Management System Online Food Ordering System eCommerce n/a 2022 2022
In 2022, Tossed implemented the Vita Mojo Kitchen Management System across its United Kingdom sites, deploying Vita Mojo kiosks and Click & Collect at the same time to unify ordering channels. The rollout was positioned to centralize digital and in-store ordering flows under a single operational platform for order intake and fulfilment. The Vita Mojo Kitchen Management System, functioning as an Online Food Ordering System, aggregated orders from kiosks and Click & Collect, and provided kitchen management capabilities including order routing, kitchen display and ticketing, and Click & Collect fulfilment workflows. Configuration focused on channel unification and order orchestration to improve throughput for both front of house and back of house operations, aligning store-level order handling with digital ordering processes. Operational coverage was across Tossed UK sites, affecting restaurant operations, queue management and digital customer engagement. The vendor case study reports a 21% increase in average transaction value, a 31% increase in Click & Collect average transaction value and strong repeat behaviour on the digital channel, reflecting changes in customer ordering patterns and operational throughput.
CRM
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Vita Mojo Legacy Vita Mojo Loyalty Customer Loyalty CRM n/a 2020 2020
In 2020 Tossed implemented Vita Mojo Loyalty, deploying the Vita Mojo Loyalty Customer Loyalty application as the central CRM and digital-ordering loyalty layer across its UK operations. The deployment combined kiosk hardware with mobile ordering and click & collect channels to align ordering flows with loyalty enrollment and reward management, with an explicit objective to improve throughput and repeat visits. The implementation configured functional modules for self-service kiosks, click and collect order orchestration, mobile ordering, and a unified loyalty and CRM capability that tied customer identity to order history. The Vita Mojo Loyalty implementation emphasized a kiosk-led experience, with order routing and customer recognition built into checkout and loyalty accrual workflows to support average transaction value focused upsell and repeat purchase tracking. Operational integration linked loyalty records to click and collect orders and kiosk transactions so marketing and store operations could identify repeat customers and retained order context across channels. The deployment scope was across Tossed stores in the United Kingdom, impacting store operations, customer experience, and marketing execution through centralized loyalty data and channelized order management. Governance and rollout occurred during the COVID period, with Tossed and Vita Mojo operating an integrated kiosk-led model to scale digital ordering and loyalty concurrently. Outcomes documented by the vendor show a 21% average transaction value increase on kiosks, a 31% Click and Collect average transaction value increase, and 71% of Click and Collect orders coming from repeat customers, demonstrating the loyalty and ordering integration driving repeat business.
IaaS
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Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS 2021 2021
Content Delivery Network IaaS 2012 2012
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD Tossed Technographics

Tossed is a Leisure and Hospitality organization based in United Kingdom, with around 217 employees and annual revenues of $15.3 million.

Tossed operates a diverse technology stack with applications such as Microsoft 365, Vita Mojo Kitchen Management System and Vita Mojo Loyalty, covering areas like Collaboration, Online Food Ordering System and Customer Loyalty.

Tossed has invested in cloud applications and AI-driven platforms to optimize efficiency and growth, collaborating with vendors such as Microsoft and Vita Mojo.

Tossed recently adopted applications including Vita Mojo Kitchen Management System in 2022, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) in 2021 and Vita Mojo Loyalty in 2020, highlighting its ongoing modernization strategy.

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