Pre-order lunch. Pick up without the line.
Employees scan a QR at their desk or in the cafeteria, browse every vendor in the food court, order, and pay. They get a notification when their food is ready. Operators get per-employee order history, CSV exports, and per-vendor analytics. Payroll-deduction integrations are on the roadmap.
Where office cafeterias get stuck
30-minute lunch lines that eat half the break
If lunch takes 30 minutes to acquire, employees stop using the cafeteria. F&B revenue collapses.
No visibility for the workplace operator
Workplace teams can't see what employees actually want to eat or which vendors are underperforming.
Multiple vendors mean multiple payment systems
Cash here, card there, app for the salad bar. Employees just want one tap.
What changes for your operation
Order from your desk
Employees order from a single QR or link. Pickup time is shown at checkout.
One QR across every vendor
Salad from one stall, pizza from another, coffee from a third - every vendor in the food court is browsable from one screen.
Per-employee order history & CSV exports
Clean per-user transaction history and downloadable CSV exports for finance teams. Payroll-deduction integrations are on the roadmap.
Per-vendor revenue, top items, lunch-hour heatmap
Workplace teams see revenue by vendor, a lunch-hour heatmap, prep-time trends per kitchen, AOV, top items, and CSV exports for finance - so vendor rotation decisions are based on data, not anecdote.
What you'll actually see in the dashboard
Honest framing - these are the shapes of reporting you get from day one, not borrowed benchmark numbers.
Revenue and AOV to inform contract renewals
Heatmap to stagger prep across the rush
Per-employee transaction history for finance
A 1,200-employee office with 6 cafeteria vendors - what it can look like
Employees pre-order from their desks before noon. Tickets stagger across the lunch hour, so lines stay short. Underused vendors like the salad bar can see a meaningful lift once they're discoverable from the desk instead of buried at the back of the food court.
Questions from office cafeterias operators
Ready to launch QR ordering at your office cafeteria?
Tell us about your venue. We'll show you exactly how it works for your setup.