How Graivy fits into your restaurants

A guide for the people who’d roll it out: operations, IT, finance, marketing, legal and the stores themselves.

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What a national chain measured

During peak rush, with ServThru, our AI drive-thru, taking real orders.

  • 23%faster service times than the same stores before
  • Simple to complexFrom a single coffee to a full car, with every change to every item.

We’ll show you how it was measured.

In your restaurant

Where each product works in a store

From the speaker post to head office.

A drawing of a restaurant from above with seven numbered points: the speaker, crew headsets, POS and kitchen, the pickup window, kiosks, the office, and head office.
  1. Speaker. ServThru takes the order by voice. Drive-Thru Analyzer scores the conversation afterwards, whether a person or AI took the order.

  2. Crew headsets. The crew hears orders live, as they do today, and steps in when ServThru calls for help.

  3. POS and kitchen. Orders from ServThru and KioskOS land in your POS as they’re confirmed, with nothing to key in.

  4. Pickup window. Your crew takes payment and hands out the meal.

  5. Kiosks. KioskOS runs self-ordering and offers the one add-on most likely to be accepted.

  6. Office. Managers pull up the conversations behind each score, with the key lines highlighted.

  7. Head office. Compare stores and shifts in Drive-Thru Analyzer, and publish kiosk menus with local changes in KioskOS.

Your systems

Connects to your POS, payments and loyalty

Drive-thru and kiosk orders run on one Graivy platform and land in your POS, which still sets the menu, prices and tax. Graivy connects to the POS, payment and loyalty providers chains already use, including Genius and Revel POS and HME Nexeo Pro.

Guests order by voice at the drive-thru speaker and by touch at self-ordering kiosks. ServThru, Drive-Thru Analyzer, and KioskOS connect to your POS, drive-thru audio and headsets, menus and promotions, payments, and BI tools. Crew get alerts to step in, managers get coaching examples, and head office gets comparisons and menus.

Using something else? Tell us what, and we’ll show you how it would connect.

Your teams

What each team gets

  • Operations

    COO, VP of operations, district managers

    The same peak hour in every store, and a clear view of where each one slips, by shift and time of day.

    Ask us about

    How the crew steps in, and how stores are compared.

  • Franchisees and store managers

    The people who run each store

    Crews spend the rush on the food and the window, not on taking orders. Coaching starts from what was actually said.

    Ask us about

    Crew training, and what changes on the first day.

  • IT

    CIO, CTO, IT and security teams

    Store-by-store rollouts with one-click undo, signed kiosk updates, and kiosks that keep serving when the network drops. Past scores never change, so results can be audited.

    Ask us about

    Your network, your security review, and what runs in the store versus in the cloud.

  • Finance

    CFO and finance teams

    Approved offers made the same way, whoever is working. Kiosk tests your analysts can check in KioskOS dashboards or your own reporting tools.

    Ask us about

    Pricing, and a business case built on your own numbers.

  • Marketing and brand

    CMO, brand and menu teams

    Promotions and limited-time offers stay in sync at the speaker, and kiosk screens carry your brand.

    Ask us about

    How promotions reach the speaker and the kiosks.

  • Legal and privacy

    General counsel, privacy and compliance teams

    The AI never receives a guest’s identity or contact details, and it doesn’t identify anyone by voice. Recordings and logs follow your data policy and local law. Our solutions meet accessibility standards.

    Ask us about

    What is stored, where, for how long, and how guests are told.

Getting started

From the first stores to every store

Start in a few stores and compare them with similar stores that don’t have it. Then roll out region by region. You decide at each step whether to go, adjust or stop.

Five steps: a fit check, the first stores alongside matched control stores, reading the results against the control stores, then rolling out region by region until every store runs with menus managed centrally. Each step waits for a go, adjust, or stop decision.

Start with a few stores

Tell us which stores you’d start with, and we’ll show you how the first steps would work.

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