Drive higher sales and protect margins during every shift.

No.

GrubIQ is designed to support managers, not replace them.

The system identifies operational issues and recommends actions, while managers remain responsible for executing those decisions in the store.

The goal is to help managers operate with greater clarity and consistency during busy shifts.

GrubIQ can assist with operational decisions such as:

• staffing adjustments during peak demand

• labor cost management and overtime prevention

• prep and inventory adjustments

• throughput and service speed optimization

These actions help operators improve execution during live operations.

Most restaurant software focuses on reporting or alerts.

GrubIQ focuses on operational decisions.

Instead of simply showing data after the fact, the platform identifies operational issues during the shift and guides managers through the actions needed to correct them.

This helps teams address problems before they affect service, labor, or margins.

GrubIQ is an AI manager designed to support live restaurant operations.

The platform connects to existing systems such as POS, labor, and inventory platforms, monitors operational conditions during the shift, and identifies the actions that will have the greatest operational impact.

Managers receive clear guidance on what to do and why, helping teams maintain consistent execution across locations.

GrubIQ is designed to be simple for store teams.

Managers receive clear operational guidance through a simple interface, reducing the need for extensive training.

Most teams begin using the system effectively within the first few shifts.

No.

GrubIQ is designed to operate on top of the systems already running your restaurants.

The platform integrates with POS, labor, scheduling, and inventory platforms, allowing operators to deploy the system without replacing existing technology.

Most enterprise deployments begin with a pilot across a small number of locations.

Typical pilot timelines range from 2 to 6 weeks, depending on integration requirements and operational scope.

Once the pilot validates operational impact, the platform can be expanded across additional locations.

GrubIQ integrates with common restaurant technology categories including:

• POS systems

• labor and scheduling platforms

• inventory management systems

• data infrastructure and analytics platforms

This allows the system to understand operational conditions across each location.

Yes.

The platform is designed for multi-unit restaurant operators and enterprise brands.

Operational decision models can be applied consistently across multiple locations, helping organizations maintain execution standards across their fleet.

GrubIQ uses secure integrations to connect with operational systems.

Data is encrypted in transit and access to the platform can be managed through role-based permissions.

Additional security documentation is available during enterprise evaluations.

Yes.

Leadership teams can view operational trends and performance indicators across locations, helping them understand how operational improvements are affecting the business.

This visibility supports more consistent execution across the organization.

GrubIQ pricing typically scales based on the number of locations and operational modules deployed.

Enterprise deployments are structured through pilots before expanding across additional locations.

Pricing details are provided during the deployment planning process.

Yes.

Most enterprise customers begin with a pilot deployment across a small number of stores.

This allows operators to evaluate operational impact and validate performance improvements before expanding across additional locations.

Operational results vary by organization, but early deployments have shown improvements in areas such as:

• labor efficiency

• overtime reduction

• waste reduction

• shift-level operational consistency

These improvements help operators protect margins and maintain service quality during peak demand.

Most operators see ROI within 60 days. By unifying sales, labor, and COGS into instant answers, managers save hours every week and spot margin leaks faster.