Food & beverage · Lagos
Keeping a multi-branch restaurant group's kitchens in sync
How a restaurant group can run several branches on one Store Console with live kitchen queues, batched rider routes and per-branch payout reporting.
Illustrative scenario built from Druppa's live capabilities. No client is named and no figure here is a measured customer result.
Store ConsoleKitchen queueRoute batchingPer-branch payouts
The challenge
- Meals finished before a rider arrived, or riders waiting while a kitchen was still cooking.
- No branch-level view of which location was running late.
- Payouts pooled across branches, so no branch could see its own performance.
How Druppa handles it
- Each branch on the Store Console with its own live kitchen queue.
- Rider assignment timed against prep completion rather than order placement.
- Orders heading the same direction batched onto one route.
- Per-branch payout and on-time reporting.
What changes operationally
- Prep and pickup visible on the same timeline for every order.
- Fewer meals sitting on a pass waiting for a rider.
- Each branch accountable for its own on-time record.
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