Every second at the till multiplies by the queue.

Quick-service staff member takes an order and payment at the counter during a queue.

Qodeup for quick service coordinates menu, ordering, payment, upselling and production routing to reduce handovers during queues.

A queue forms at a quick-service counter during a peak.

In quick service the queue is the product: every second at the till multiplies by everyone in line.

Staff member takes order and payment in a fast counter flow.

Ordering and payment get shorter, and orders arrive already routed to production points.

Orders travel from the counter to the production point during service.

The same configuration handles the lunch peak and the quiet afternoon without changing tool.

How it works

How to shorten the counter journey.

Customer reviews a concise menu before reaching the counter.1

Show what is needed

The menu and active options make the choice faster before the counter.

Staff member takes order and contactless payment at a quick-service counter.2

Collect order and payment

Staff or the guest complete the journey in the channel configured for that service point.

Order reaches the production point while the counter serves the next guest.3

Route to production

The order follows the intended production point without a separate handover to rebuild.

Inside the product

How it behaves during service.

Seasonal staff meet an interface that can be learned in one shift.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can Qodeup handle ordering and payment in the same flow?

In configurations using Order & Pay, ordering and payment can be part of the same operating journey.

How do orders reach kitchen and bar?

Products and sections can be linked to the production points configured by the venue.

Is it suitable for seasonal staff?

The interface and journey are configured around real service; training and rollout are assessed in the project.

Next step

See this setup in your operating flow.

Restaurant kitchen in service with an order printer

Share format, venues, POS and priorities so the team can prepare a relevant demo.