Effortless Service, Happier Guests

Imagine this: a guest lounging poolside suddenly craves a cocktail, notice they forget their towel and want to request one, or need to speak to a waiter. Instead of flagging down a distant server, they simply scan a QR code beside their sunbed. Within seconds, their request is sent directly to the waiter — no waiting, no confusion. That’s the power of Ring n Bring’s digital service request buttons.

What Is It?

Ring n Bring is a smart solution for resorts. Guests scan a QR code with their phone — no app needed — and instantly access a simple menu of service options: order food or drinks, request towels, call for cleaning, or even call a waiter. It’s fast, intuitive, and fits perfectly into today’s mobile-first habits.

How Does It Help Resorts?

  1. Increase Revenue
    The easier it is to order, the more guests spend. With instant access to menus and service, impulse purchases go up — especially around the pool or beach where traditional ordering can be slow. Hospitality Technology reported that QR-based ordering increases average check values, thanks to seamless upselling and easier reorders.
  2. Streamline Operations
    Requests go directly to the relevant staff member on their smartwatch — no miscommunication, no delays. The system tracks requests in real time, helping prioritize tasks and eliminate redundancy.
  3. Enhance Guest Satisfaction
    Guests love fast, personalized service without the wait or hassle. It’s modern, contactless, and available in multiple languages — ideal for international travelers.
  4. Reduce Staff Stress
    Staff no longer need to remember who needs what. They get clear, direct requests, reducing back-and-forth and allowing them to focus on delivering great service. A recent study featured on ResearchGate confirms digital transformation in hospitality can improve guest satisfaction by up to 15% while reducing staff workload by 70%!
  5. Make Management Easier
    Through our comprehensive analytics platform, managers get insights into request volumes, response times, and guest satisfaction. This data helps with staffing decisions, training, and improving overall efficiency.