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Allpress Espresso allows under 6-seconds ordering in app

The option is for customers to be able to order their favourite coffee in a snap.

Allpress Espresso has partnered with Slerp to enable them to launch a six-second app ordering service using Slerp’s PressPay option

With Slerp’s unique PressPay option, repeat customers will be able to order their favourite coffee without needing to open the Allpress app. All the customer has to do is to ‘long press’ the app icon and it will immediately enable a customer to reorder their preferred coffee followed by a quick action payment. Alongside the new ordering technology, Allpress will also be rolling out a new digital loyalty programme, powered by Slerp, to reward regular customers.

 Allpress, in addition to its three East London locations, also has cafes across Australia, Singapore, Japan and New Zealand - where they founded over 30 years ago from a single Allpress Espresso Cart. Today their coffee is also available in over 1,200 independent cafes globally.

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