An operation engineered for throughput.
Fast food POS and QSR automation — for burger, pizza, chicken and kebab concepts, drive-thru and delivery-first operations.
QSR is a system, not a kitchen. Dasvio runs your combo logic, kitchen display, aggregator inbox and drive-thru flow as one connected machine — built around the peak hour, where every second costs revenue.
These figures are product capabilities and service commitments — not customer averages.
In QSR the day is divided into waves, not hours.
- 11:30
The lunch wave opens
Kiosk, till and drive-thru enter the same flow; every order is dealt to the kitchen display by station.
- 12:15
Platforms stack up
Getir, Trendyol, Yemeksepeti and Migros collect in one inbox, and the accept countdown shows which order is waiting.
- 13:00
Managing the rush
Prep times push to every platform from one place, and a sold-out item drops from all of them at once.
- 23:00
Close of day
Combo attach rate and on-time ready rate report together, so you see which meal genuinely sold.
What actually breaks in fast food & qsr.
Aggregator chaos at lunch
Getir, Trendyol, Yemeksepeti and Migros all landing in the same hour. One inbox, one kitchen display, no double entry.
Four platforms land in one inbox, an accept countdown shows how long each order has been waiting, and a confirmed order goes straight to the kitchen display — the tablet watch is over.
Combo logic that doesn't break
Build XL meals with substitution options, upsell prompts and default sides. The combo maths stays correct across discounts and platform margins.
A combo is a rule, not a price tag: every substituted component carries its own price difference, and discounts and platform commission apply on top of that.
- Substitutions and upgrades carry their own price difference
- The upsell prompt lands on the screen, not on the cashier
- Combo attach rate is reported separately
Sub-minute order-to-ready
In the lunch wave, an order that reaches the kitchen late makes everything late. The kitchen display routes orders to the right station the moment they're confirmed.
The kitchen display splits tickets by station and ages them by colour — green to yellow to orange to red — so a ticket that is falling behind announces itself.
Drive-thru without dedicated hardware
Speaker-board orders enter the same POS flow. The customer-facing display shows the order summary in seconds.
Drive-thru and self-order kiosk are not separate software but two entrances to the same POS flow, and both land on the same kitchen display.
Dasvio modules for fast food & qsr.
Start with these modules. Add the rest as you grow — Dasvio is one integrated platform, so upgrades take zero configuration.
Common questions about fast food & qsr.
What should a fast-food POS do differently?
Three things matter in QSR: speed at the till, combo logic that never breaks, and every platform order in one place. Dasvio POS ships a fast-sale screen, unbreakable combo maths and a Getir/Trendyol/Yemeksepeti inbox in one package.
Are self-order kiosks supported?
Yes. Kiosk orders land in the same kitchen flow as the counter POS and platform orders; upsell prompts raise the average basket without leaning on the cashier.
How are platform orders handled at peak?
Every aggregator order collects in one inbox and routes to the kitchen display automatically — tablet-watching and double entry disappear. During a rush you push prep times to all platforms from one place.
Does drive-thru need a separate system?
No. Speaker-board orders enter the same POS flow and the customer display shows the order summary instantly. There is no separate drive-thru licence to buy.
Built for fast food & qsr. Ready in days.
We review your current setup together, map your menu across, and have your team running on Dasvio within two weeks.
- Support hotline
- 24/7
- Average setup time
- 14 days
- Uptime guarantee
- 99.9%
