A Faster, More Accurate Drive-Thru

An outdoor menu board, a speaker and microphone at the order point, crew headsets with a base station, and a lane timer that detects each car. Many sites also add order checking at the bagging station. We supply, install and maintain all of it.

Yes. We survey what's there, keep what still works and replace the rest, ideally at night or between services so the lane keeps trading.

The screens are sealed to IP56 and built to stay readable in full sun. Heat is a site question as much as a product one, so we check which way the lane faces and where the afternoon sun lands before we recommend a board.

Yes. A compact AI box connects the speaker post to a voice AI, and your crew can take over any conversation with one button. It works with the headsets you already have, so you can try it on one lane first.

One to four lanes on one system, with extra channels for table service and paging. Range is about 50 metres from the base station, and repeaters stretch it on bigger sites.

On its own, nothing. It measures each car at the order point and the window, and shows it live. The gain comes when managers see a queue building and move crew before it gets worse.

It depends on how much is changing and whether cables need to go under the lane. We give you the dates in the quote and plan around your trading hours.

We don't publish prices, because it depends on the number of lanes, the boards you choose and what's already in the ground. Tell us your lanes and branches and we'll come back with a written quote.