Bruster’s Real Ice Cream Signs on with Aloha Next by NCR Voyix

Bruster's Real Ice Cream signs with NCR Voyix for 700 devices.

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Bruster’s Real Ice Cream Signs on with Aloha Next by NCR Voyix

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Bruster's Real Ice Cream has signed a multi-year agreement with NCR Voyix to deploy Aloha Next point-of-sale and Voyix Kitchen on nearly 700 devices across its network. The agreement aims to simplify operations and support Bruster's continued expansion.

NCR Voyix, a platform-powered leader in unified commerce for shopping and dining, today announced a multi-year Voyix Commerce Platform agreement with Bruster’s Real Ice Cream (“Bruster’s”), a leading ice cream franchise and long-standing customer of NCR Voyix.

Under the new agreement, Bruster’s will deploy Aloha Next point-of-sale and Voyix Kitchen on nearly 700 devices across its network of 230 stores, including both corporate-owned restaurants and franchisees. Bruster’s will also leverage Voyix Pay’s end-to-end payment acceptance capabilities across its entire estate.

The Bruster’s Bridgewater location is now live with both Aloha Next and Voyix Kitchen, marking the first deployment of the Voyix Commerce Platform point-of-sale application for restaurants. This location serves as Bruster’s pilot store ahead of a broader deployment across its franchise network.

“Our franchisees are at the heart of the Bruster’s experience, and we want to give them technology that takes complexity out of running their restaurants so they can focus on serving guests,” said Sean Krings, SVP of Operations & IT, Bruster’s Real Ice Cream. “Aloha Next gives our franchisees a modern, scalable platform that simplifies operations, enables new capabilities and supports Bruster’s continued expansion.”

“Having supported Bruster’s for a decade, we understand its business and the operational demands of a growing franchise network,” said Benny Tadele, Executive Vice President and President, Restaurants, NCR Voyix. “Aloha Next builds on the proven restaurant capabilities Bruster’s relies on today with a modern microservices architecture designed to deliver a resilient, secure technology foundation. We look forward to extending our partnership as Bruster’s invests in its next phase of growth.”

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This story was originally published by Ben Coley in QSR Magazine on October 30, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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