Fast Casual

The counter line keeps moving. The phone gets answered anyway.

X1 Voice takes rush-hour phone orders and fields "is it ready" calls on its own, so your assembly line stays fully staffed.

Rush hour

When phone orders and the counter line compete hardest for the same one or two staff on shift

Where fast casual calls go wrong today

Phone calls compete with the counter line for the same staff

During a rush, answering the phone means stepping away from the assembly line. Usually nobody steps away, and that unanswered call was an order.

"Is my order ready" calls spike right at peak

Mobile and online pickups set off a wave of status-check calls at the exact moment your staff are busiest making food.

Office and group orders need accuracy without slowing the line

Multi-item, multi-modifier group orders called in ahead of lunch take real care to get right, and care is the first thing a rush strips away.

What changes with X1 Voice

  • Order-status lookups, no staff needed

    Answers "is my order ready" by checking ticket status directly. A status check never pulls someone off the line.

  • Full rush-hour coverage

    During peak, the phone stops being the crew's problem. It rings, it gets picked up, and build-line speed doesn't dip.

  • Group orders captured accurately

    Multi-item office orders come through with every modifier intact and land in your POS as one ticket, ready for a pickup window.

Questions from fast casual operators

See X1 Voice answer calls for fast casual.

Call the demo line and order like a customer would, or book time and we'll walk your team through it.