Product · Kiosk

Self-service kiosk ordering

A touch ordering screen that shortens the queue and grows the basket. The menu comes down from head office and a campaign appears the same night.

18 sec average order time

+14% average basket uplift

184 devices in the field

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What it does

During the rush it works like a second register

The kiosk uses the same product tree and stock information as the register; an item that runs out closes on screen automatically. The order drops straight into the kitchen queue and a queue-number ticket is printed.

Multilingual interface (TR/EN plus any language you need)
Allergen, calorie and ingredient information can be made mandatory
Rule-based upsell and meal-completion suggestions
Payment by contactless card, QR and meal card
Remote lock and logging if a device is lost

Speed The basket on one screen Category → product → payment takes three taps.

Design Branded screen Colours, logo and product photos are managed centrally.

Stock Sold out automatically When branch stock runs out the product leaves the screen.

Maintenance Remote monitoring Device status, printer paper and connection alerts at head office.

From the field

“After the kiosk, the lunchtime queue at the register halved and the average basket went up too.” — Operations director, 46-branch chain

How an order flows on the kiosk

The menu and campaign arrive

The menu version published in the back office reaches the devices automatically.

The guest chooses

Category, product, options and an upsell suggestion take three taps.

Payment is taken

Contactless card, QR or meal card; the receipt and queue number print.

It reaches the kitchen

The order is prepared in the same queue as register and mobile orders.

How the kiosk looks on site

Layout and device photos are examples; you can swap in pictures of your own branch.

Entrance placement

It sits between the door and the counter, taking the queue away from the register.

Product imagery

The photos in the menu are updated centrally, in one place.

Kitchen queue

The kiosk order lands on screen and preparation time is measured.

What it covers

Hardware: Standard portrait touchscreens, Android and Windows terminals. Your existing devices can be used.
Payment: Bank POS integration, contactless card, QR, meal-card providers.
Kitchen: The order lands on the kitchen display; preparation time and delays are reported.
Campaigns: Campaigns by hour, day and branch, with combo-menu rules.
Accessibility: High-contrast mode and support for a second screen at wheelchair height.

Register and payments Continue the same basket at the register Menu and recipes Manage what appears on the kiosk Mobile app Ordering from the guest’s phone

Try the kiosk at a pilot branch for 14 days

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