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Fast Food

Speed at high volume, consistency across the franchise

Orders in seconds at the drive-thru and counter, central product-price management across a chain/franchise, and branch-comparison reporting. Sales don't stop even if the internet drops during a rush.

Problem → solution

What happens on the ground, and Posmist's answer

01Order speed drops at the drive-thru and counter

Shortcut keys, quantity multiplier (+N) and mixed payment mean checkout in seconds.

02Franchise branches apply different prices/menus

A central catalog plus branch-specific price groups keep the brand standard intact.

03It's unclear which branch is earning how much

Consolidated revenue/profit comparison and branch performance ranking.

04Campaign/menu changes are done by hand at every branch

Campaign and price updates roll out from the center to the whole network at once.

A day in the life

A typical day with Posmist

  1. 10:30

    Opening

    The latest price/campaign list from the center activates automatically.

  2. 12:30

    Lunch rush

    Fast checkout at the drive-thru and counter; the register keeps working even if the internet drops.

  3. 19:00

    Evening rush

    Branch performance is monitored live from the center.

  4. 01:00

    Night close

    The Z report and consolidated daily summary are sent to the center.

Hardware

Recommended hardware for this solution

Full catalog
Touchscreen

POS Terminal

A touchscreen register terminal fully compatible with Posmist, ready for next-gen fiscal device (GMU) integration.

1D / 2D

Barcode Scanner

A wired/wireless desktop barcode scanner that works with no extra configuration.

Self-service

Self-Service Kiosk

A kiosk that lets customers check prices or complete a sale themselves.

FAQ

Fast Food & Quick Service businesses ask

Is there a self-service kiosk integration?

Yes, self-service kiosk hardware works with Posmist.

Can a franchise branch price independently of the center?

Yes, a branch-specific price group can be defined; the brand standard is preserved via the central catalog.

Does the system slow down during peak hours?

The queue-based write architecture is designed to stay smooth even at a busy register.