AI Ordering for Quick-Service Restaurants: Phone, Drive-Thru, Kiosk | Maple
For quick-service restaurants

AI ordering for quick-service restaurants

Maple takes orders on the phone, at the drive-thru lane and at the counter kiosk, and every order goes to the POS you already run.

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Blueprint drawing of a ringing desk telephone

Phone Orders, Available Now

Maple answers the phone through the lunch rush, takes the order with every modifier and sends it to your POS.

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  • 99.8% order accuracy on phone orders
  • Automatic upselling increases ticket size 25%
  • Card payment by texted link

Drive-Thru, in Early Access

Maple stands beside your speaker post, shows the guest a live cart and sends the order to your POS.

  • No rewiring, and headsets keep working
  • One-press kill switch for your crew
  • Priced per unit; talk to sales
AI drive-thru ordering
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Kiosk, in Early Access

Guests say the order at the counter, the cart builds on screen and the ticket goes to your kitchen.

  • Your menu comes across from your POS
  • A staff-help button on every screen
  • Priced per unit; talk to sales
Voice ordering kiosk
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Works With Your POS

Phone orders go into the POS systems below. Each one has a page on how orders reach it.

Questions we can answer

Phone ordering is available now on Maple Pro. Drive-thru and kiosk are in early access and priced per unit; talk to sales.

Maple has 99.8% order accuracy on phone orders. The figure covers phone orders only; drive-thru and kiosk have no published figure yet.

Yes, if Maple takes orders into your POS. Maple writes the order into the same POS systems it supports for phone orders: Chowbus, Clover, Genius, Lightspeed, Linga, NCR Aloha, NCR Voyix, Oracle Simphony, OrderCounter, Quantic, Shift4 Dine, Smile, SpotOn, Square, Toast and Tray. Each system has its own page on how orders reach it.

Yes. On the phone, Maple transfers a caller to your staff when they ask for a person. At the drive-thru, one press of the kill switch hands the lane back to your crew, and every kiosk screen has a staff-help button.

Yes. Forward your calls to Maple, or move your number to Maple. One number can serve several locations.

Phone ordering is on Maple Pro: $350 a month billed monthly, or $220 a month billed yearly. Drive-thru and kiosk are in early access and priced per unit.