AI-driven digital ordering and restaurant management platform FineDine raised $600K
AI-driven digital ordering and restaurant management platform FineDine has raised $600K in an investment round from TechOne Venture Capital, 500 Startups Istanbul, Savour VC, twozero Ventures and angel investors Hande Enes, Cenk Serdar and Lovrenc Kessler.
Founded by Duygu Kutluoglu Kilic and Adil Burak Kilic, FineDine is a SaaS solution that helps restaurants increase sales and customer retention by enabling self-ordering and self-checkout on AI-driven interactive digital menus. FineDine also helps restaurant managers make smart business decisions by providing them AI-powered analytics and predictions.
Founded by Duygu Kutluoglu Kilic and Adil Burak Kilic, FineDine is a SaaS solution that helps restaurants increase sales and customer retention by enabling self-ordering and self-checkout on AI-driven interactive digital menus. FineDine also helps restaurant managers make smart business decisions by providing them AI-powered analytics and predictions.
FineDine currently serves more than 1200 customers in 64 countries. Globally famous Turkish restaurant chain Nusr-et, Shangri-La, Hilton, Sofitel, and Raffles Hotels in the GCC, South East Asia, and the USA, are some of their well-known customers.Alumni of 500 Startups’ Accelerator Program in San Francisco (Batch 23), FineDine previously received investments from 500 Startups’ Istanbul, and MENA fund, Savour VC and Turkish angels Firat Isbecer and Hande Enes.
Duygu, Co-founder and CEO of FineDine, was excited to announce this new investment and said, “COVID-19 pandemic affected many businesses. The restaurant industry had one of the most significant hits. The change of regulations and consumer demand is forcing restaurants to digitize their operations rapidly, and FineDine products fit perfectly with restaurants’ new requirements.We are excited about this investment round. We will use the funds to continue developing our AI module and grow faster in the countries we operate.
Duygu, Co-founder and CEO of FineDine, was excited to announce this new investment and said, “COVID-19 pandemic affected many businesses. The restaurant industry had one of the most significant hits. The change of regulations and consumer demand is forcing restaurants to digitize their operations rapidly, and FineDine products fit perfectly with restaurants’ new requirements.We are excited about this investment round. We will use the funds to continue developing our AI module and grow faster in the countries we operate.
