Powerful Self Service Tech for QSR Success

Quick Service Restaurants need to be fast, reliable, and competitive. Embracing a digital first approach is the foundation for successful enterprise level QSRs making an impact.

Scalable Solutions for Multi-Site Brands

Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) are embracing digital transformation to stay competitive, future-ready, and scalable.

With Kurve’s technology, you can seamlessly manage menus across multiple ordering and delivery channels, integrate directly with partners like UberEats and Deliveroo, and drive loyalty with integrations like Leat. All this while increasing throughput, boosting average transaction value (ATV), and reducing labor costs.

And the best thing is, we design a solution that’s unique to your business.

Enterprise-Level Solutions, Unlimited Potential

Manage your menu across multiple ordering channels.
Integrate with delivery and ordering platforms like Deliverect and Storekit.
Link up our self-service kiosks with POS partners like Lightspeed.
Showcase your brand identity seamlessly on our kiosks.
Simplified, custom menu workflows to enhance efficiency and reduce clicks at the kiosk.
Scalable and modular solutions to support your business growth.

Why Leading QSR Brands Choose Kurve

Boost transaction value with automated upselling on products and promotions.
Optimise staffing by redirecting your team to where they’re most effective.
A single platform to manage multiple ordering channels.
Elevate customer satisfaction with a customised interface designed for improved usability.
Strengthen customer loyalty with powerful integrations like Leat or Como.

“There is no doubt that our decision to switch from a traditional counter-ordering model to 100% self-serve has been transformational. Automation has released our crew to focus on quality control, speed and engaging with customers elsewhere on their journey.”

Co-founder & CEO – Abokado

FAQs: QSR Sector

Here are some of the most common questions we get about the QSR sector — answered to help you get the full picture.

How do kiosks help quick service restaurants?

QSR kiosks streamline the ordering process by allowing customers to browse the menu, customise their orders, and pay — all without waiting at the counter. For busy quick service restaurants, this reduces pressure on staff, speeds up service, and improves order accuracy. Kurve’s QSR kiosk system is designed for high-volume environments, helping venues serve more customers with greater efficiency.

How do QSR kiosks reduce queue times?

By giving customers the ability to place orders directly through self-service kiosks, you reduce dependency on a single till or counter. Kurve kiosks act as additional ordering points, effectively splitting the queue and increasing throughput. During peak service hours, this results in faster service, shorter wait times, and a smoother flow throughout the venue.

Can Kurve kiosks connect with EPOS and kitchen management systems?

Yes — Kurve’s QSR kiosk system integrates seamlessly with your existing EPOS and kitchen display system (KDS). Orders placed at the kiosk are sent directly to the kitchen in real time, so teams can start preparing food immediately. This tight integration helps reduce delays, minimise errors, and improve back-of-house coordination.

What’s the difference between kiosks and handheld POS?

Self service kiosks are customer-facing stations where guests place their own orders. Handheld POS systems, on the other hand, are used by staff to take orders on the floor — ideal for queue-busting, outdoor areas, or table service. Both solutions improve speed and flexibility, and when used together, create a powerful ordering flow across your QSR.

Can I use mobile ordering with kiosks in a QSR?

Absolutely. Kurve supports both self-service kiosks and mobile ordering in QSRs, allowing guests to choose how they order — whether by scanning a QR code at the table, using click & collect, or ordering directly at a kiosk. All channels feed into the same EPOS and kitchen system, providing a unified experience and simplifying service management.