Ferro took four minutes out of every ticket
Twelve counters doing three hundred covers a night, where the bottleneck was never the oven.
- −4m 20s
- off the average ticket
- 12
- shops on one setup
- 0
- orders retyped between systems
- Point of sale
- Kitchen screen
- Website
- App
- Reports
An old register, two delivery tablets, a receipt printer, and a whiteboard for pre-orders.
One line, in the order things arrived
Every channel lands on the same screen in arrival order, and the screen will not let a cook skip a step. Sounds fussy until you look at what it does to a service report.
Pre-orders no longer sit there all evening. They wait above the queue and drop in when it is time to start them.
Twelve shops, one menu, twelve price lists
Downtown charges more than the suburbs, and always has. That used to mean twelve menus. Now it is one menu with twelve price lists, and a change takes a minute instead of an afternoon.
“The oven was never the problem. The problem was four screens and a printer that all disagreed about what came in first.”
Run your next service on one system.
Build the whole thing on Build & Test for two months at no cost, with every feature unlocked. Move to a paid plan when you are ready to take money.