LANE TIMERS
See Where Every Second Goes
A lane timer follows every car from arrival to exit and shows the crew, live, where the time is going, so a manager can fix it during the rush and not after.
Supplied, installed and supported by our own team across Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.
What It Gives You
Live Lane Times
Times for every stage show on a dashboard in the restaurant and on a mobile app.
Linked to Your Sales
Vehicle detection is matched with your till data, so you see how long each order took.
Crew Challenges
Targets become challenges your crew can see and win.
Cloud Reports
Compare shifts, days and branches from one place.
Why Seconds Matter
Figures published by the manufacturer. Results vary by site.
Works With Your Headsets
Our headset base station connects to lane timers, so your headsets and your timing data work together.
See drive-thru headsets
Lane Timer Questions
All questions Not here? Ask us.
What does a lane timer measure?
How long each car spends at the order point, at the window and in the lane overall, and how many cars you serve an hour.
Who sees the numbers?
The crew see live times on a screen in the kitchen. Managers see them on a dashboard and a phone app, and area managers can compare branches.
Does a timer make the lane faster by itself?
No. It shows you where the time goes. The speed comes from acting on it: moving crew when the queue builds, and fixing the slow step afterwards.
Will it work with the drive-thru I already have?
Usually. We survey the lane, check the vehicle detection and tell you what can stay. You get one written quote for the work.
Can crew compete on times?
Yes. The timer can run crew challenges on screen, and crews tend to get competitive about it.
How much does a lane timer cost?
We don't publish prices, because it depends on your lanes and what's already installed. Tell us your lanes and branches and we'll quote it.