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Salido, a restaurant software startup, has raised $12 million in Series A funding, with First Data as an investor. Salido’s point-of-sale hardware and software can extract customer data for restaurants. The program details exactly what customers order, how much money they spent, and details how much time their customers spend at the table. Restaurants will…

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Salido, a restaurant software startup, has raised $12 million in Series A funding, with First Data as an investor. Salido’s point-of-sale hardware and software can extract customer data for restaurants. The program details exactly what customers order, how much money they spent, and details how much time their customers spend at the table.

Restaurants will then be able to tailor decisions based on what their customers are into. Salido’s technology will be integrated into some of First Data’s Clover products, according to a statement. The announcement comes as First Data launched their own Clover Mini and Clover Flex products in Germany and Austria.

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