Solutions
The same OS. Configured for how you actually trade.
Eight formats, eight default configurations — modules switched on, screens reordered, models tuned to the rhythm of your service.
QSR80–400 orders a day
Seconds per bill decide the queue.
The problem
At the lunch rush the constraint is not the kitchen, it is the counter. Every extra tap at billing is a customer who walks, and nobody knows how many walked.
What GullyBite does about it
- Two-tap billing with combosModifiers and combos resolved in one screen; UPI settled against the order.
- Queue-length forecast by 15-minute blockStaffing suggestions for the next three hours, updated hourly.
- Prep-ahead list from demand forecastBatch sizes for the peak instead of guessing at 11am.
- Channel reconciliationAggregator orders matched to settlements daily, not monthly.
Outcome to aim at
Bill in under 25 seconds at peak, and a prep list that matches the day you are about to have.
QSR · lunch block 12:00–15:00live
Orders in block
186
peak 12:40–13:20
Avg. bill time
24s
-9s since setup
Forecast covers
212
next block
Prep variance
2.1%
against recipe
Screens this format starts with
- POS & Billing
- Order Management
- Kitchen / KDS
- Menu
- Inventory
- Analytics
Intelligence tuned for this format
Demand is modelled in 15-minute blocks with weekday, weather and payday features — the shape of the peak matters more than the daily total.
See the intelligence layer →Side by side
What changes between formats.
FormatPeak pressureKey moduleModel focusOutlets
Tell us your format. We'll bring the right configuration.
Thirty minutes, your menu and your outlets — set up before the call starts.