We turn the cameras you already own into the eyes of business-minded agents. They read the lane, sync with your POS, and make the call in the cloud — so your systems finally see what your crew sees.
A small edge box taps the RTSP streams you already have — drive-thru, counter, kitchen, lot. No new cameras, no new wiring.
Vision models turn video into structured events: vehicle arrived, plate read, queue length, dwell time, spill on floor.
Business-minded agents weigh those events against your rules, then act — on the POS, the KDS, loyalty, or the manager’s phone.
Returning cars get their usual on the menu board and loyalty credit — no app scan, no phone number at the speaker.
Agents track every car from order to window and nudge staff before the line backs past the menu board.
Queue length and daypart feed the KDS, so fries drop before the order does — and fewer get tossed.
Voids, refunds and comps are matched against what the camera saw. Only the mismatches reach a human.
Spills, propped doors, dirty tables and full trash become tasks on the shift lead’s phone.
One agent reads yesterday across every location and writes the district manager a two-minute summary.
Their cameras were only watched after something went wrong. Now every lane feeds an agent that balances staff, pre-stages the kitchen, and greets regulars — before the manager notices.
Video stays in the store. Only events — "vehicle arrived", "queue at 6" — travel to the cloud.
Plates become one-way tokens before they leave the box. No facial recognition. Retention you set.
Agents propose, managers approve what matters. Every decision is logged next to the frame that caused it.