How to Beat the Drive-Thru Bottleneck Blues

May 8, 2017 ·

Nobody likes a bottleneck in a drive-thru lane. Not drive-thru managers. Not employees. And certainly not customers.

 

Equipment downtime is a frequent cause of bottlenecks. So one of the first steps in preventing bottlenecks is to keep your drive-thru headset parts and equipment in good operating condition with regular maintenance and drive-thru repairs when necessary. Try these tips as well:

 

  • To get orders to the kitchen faster, use line busters with handheld devices like iPads and Android tablets.

 

  • Eliminate complex orders that take a long time to prepare from your drive-thru menus.

 

  • Accept online and call-in orders so you can prepare meals as the customer is driving to your restaurant.

 

  • Use the latest in timer systems to track data on when bottlenecks are most likely to occur.

 

It also helps to keep a supply of replacement drive-thru headset parts on hand. Belt packs, ear muffs and other parts are simple to install, and can be easily replaced in a few minutes.

 

 

If your drive-thru headset parts need repair or replacement, you can always turn to the #1 name in drive-thru repairs – CE. If you can’t fix something on your own, our same-day service will help to minimize equipment downtime.

Tags: Drive-Thru Maintenance

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