Ukrainian startup Allset partners with Google

By Denys Krasnikov / January 17, 2019

Ukrainian startup Allset, which develops online services for restaurants in the United States, announced on Jan. 16 it had partnered with Google.

Allset’s partnership with Google means all the venues that work with the startup will be shown on Google Maps with a link to the startup’s services.

Founded in 2015 by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Stas Matviyenko and Anna Polishchuk, Allset makes a mobile app that plugs into existing restaurants and allows its users to book a table, order food, and pay bills online. This means that food can be ready on the client’s arrival in the restaurant, and they can leave without waiting for a bill.

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Topics: E-marketing, International, News, Startups

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Denys Krasnikov

Denys Krasnikov is a Kyiv Post IT reporter. He studied journalism in Zaporizhia National University. Denys can be reached at krasnikov[at]kyivpost.com.

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