Quick service

The line is the product.

Counter service lives and dies on how long the fifth person in the queue has to stand there. Everything here is about that number.

What quick service actually needs

  • Two taps to a common order

    The things you sell most are on the first screen, not three categories deep.

  • Order-ready display

    Numbers on a screen instead of somebody shouting over the extractor fan.

  • Kitchen in sync

    Tickets route by station the second they are rung, colour-coded as they age.

  • Online and counter in one queue

    Delivery apps and web orders land in the same list as the till.

  • Kiosk when the line is long

    Let people order themselves at peak and keep the staff assembling.

  • Offline mode

    The queue does not care that the internet dropped, and neither does the terminal.

Kitchen in sync

Tickets route by station the second they are rung and change colour as they age, so the oldest one is the loudest thing on the screen. Online orders land in the same list as the counter.

And a manager you can just ask

Oreon is built into the POS on every plan. It reads your own sales data and makes menu changes on request, showing you what it will do before it does it.

  1. When are my peak hours this month?

    Seven o’clock, then six. The lunch peak at noon is worth 80% of the dinner peak, which is more than most owners expect.

    #HourTicketsSales
    17 PM286$6,912
    26 PM261$6,204
    312 PM298$5,488
    48 PM205$4,970
    51 PM224$4,301

    Last 30 days

  2. What are my worst five sellers this month?

    Five items did 37 sales between them in thirty days. The Anchovy Pizza sold four times. The Caesar Wrap is the cheapest miss and the one I would look at first.

    #ItemSoldRevenue
    1Anchovy Pizza4$71.96
    2Caesar Wrap6$53.94
    3Fried Ravioli7$55.93
    4Eggplant Rollatini9$134.91
    5Baked Ziti11$142.89

    Last 30 days, by count

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