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HONOLULU, July 07, 2026 -- SpotOn has opened a new technology showroom in Hawaii, marking a deeper commitment to the state's restaurant and hospitality industry. The showroom is designed to give local operators a hands-on experience with the company's latest point-of-sale systems, online ordering tools, and customer management software.
Located in Honolulu, the space allows business owners to test equipment and see how the technology works in a real-world setting before making a purchase. SpotOn executives say the move is a direct response to the unique challenges faced by Hawaii's hospitality sector, including high tourism volume, remote locations, and the need for reliable off-grid payment processing.
"We wanted to be physically present in the community we serve," said a company representative. "Hawaii's restaurants and hotels operate differently than those on the mainland, and they deserve a partner who understands that."
The showroom will also host training sessions and workshops for local staff. SpotOn has been expanding its presence in the Pacific region over the past year, and this location is expected to serve as a hub for both new customers and existing clients seeking upgrades or support. The company did not disclose the size of the showroom or the number of employees assigned to it, but confirmed it is now open for walk-in visits by appointment.
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