Articles from Qu

Roy Rogers Restaurants, the Mid-Atlantic quick-service restaurant brand known for its “Fixin’s bar” and made-to-order roast beef, fried chicken, and burgers, has selected Qu as its technology partner to modernize its ordering and kitchen operations systemwide.

eegee’s, an Arizona QSR icon, has fully deployed Qu’s unified commerce platform and is experiencing economic impact wins across the board—from hard cost savings and labor efficiencies to improved speed needed to handle a high volume of drive-thru orders.

Blaze Pizza has chosen Qu’s unified commerce platform to enhance ordering and operational efficiency across the franchise system. Qu’s cloud-native system provides greater order accuracy and kitchen fulfillment, reducing the cost of labor and food waste. These advantages, along with extensive data collection, will allow for greater cost savings and a better user experience, ultimately supporting Blaze’s plans for rapid growth. The announcement was made at the Cota Connect summit in San Francisco, hosted by Qu investor Cota Capital.

Qu, the unified commerce platform for fast-casual and quick-service restaurant chains, is pleased to announce Niko Papademetriou has been named Co-Founder by Qu’s Board of Directors and leadership team.

Qu, the responsible restaurant tech company focused solely on driving innovations in the Quick Serve and Fast Casual segments, has released its fourth consecutive State of Digital Report with market trends and findings from the largest multi-brand, multi-unit operators.

Cupbop, otherwise known as “A steaming cup of WOW!” has selected Qu as its full-stack technology partner for their 46-and-growing US locations. The new-age fast casual restaurant chain is consolidating its omni-channel ordering systems onto Qu’s unified platform—using POS, kiosk, and Kitchen Display Systems (KDS) for in-store; and Qu’s native online ordering and direct third-party delivery integrations for digital.

Qu is pleased to announce its unified commerce platform has been selected to power Huey Magoo’s rapidly expanding locations for the chicken tenders brand. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, Huey Magoo’s currently has over 40 restaurants operating in seven states, with over 225 franchises sold in 12 states.

Taco John’s — the quick service chain that trademarked “Taco Tuesdays” — has teamed up with the point-of-sale software solution Qu to deploy a new, unified commerce platform.

Qu, the restaurant tech company that built the industry’s first Unified Commerce and Ordering Platform, has announced several major enhancements that deliver even more unification and streamlining for multi-unit restaurant operators.

Qu, the provider of the restaurant industry’s first Unified Commerce Platform, is announcing the launch of its native Kitchen Display System (KDS). This fully-integrated kitchen production solution increases order fulfillment speeds and efficiencies for enterprise restaurants, pairing high levels of usability with a unified technology approach.

Rapid Fired Pizza and Hot Head Burritos, two growing fast casual chains with over 120 locations, have moved their full omni-channel ordering platform to Qu for in-store and digital ordering, achieving valuable time savings and efficiencies for franchisees and operations teams.