Behind every order at Salad Box is one system that replaces all integrations

Everything in one place

During the lunch rush there is no time for technical problems. Every minute means more people in the queue; every mix-up slows the whole line.

That is why at Salad Box the entire order journey – from the first touch on the kiosk to the ready meal in the customer's hands – runs through one system. No extra programs, no complex links between them and no surprises at the busiest moment.

The journey of an order at Salad Box

• At the kiosk: the customer browses the menu, chooses what to eat and pays without queuing. They immediately receive a receipt with their order number.
• In the kitchen: at the same moment the order appears on the kitchen display and the team starts preparing it. No paper tickets and no lost orders.
• While waiting: the customer follows their number on the order-ready display by the counter and sees their order being prepared.
• When it is ready: the kitchen marks it ready on the kitchen display and the number immediately appears among the ready orders on screen. The customer collects it without shouting or asking.
• Behind the scenes: all of this is recorded in barsy. Sales, stock levels and reports update automatically, and every menu change is reflected on the kiosk straight away.

Another outlet, the same trust

This is already the second Salad Box outlet running on barsy. The solution is proven in real operation, so the choice was easy again. Instead of piecing together different software, outlets run on the same system and teams everywhere work the same way.

What the business gains

Every customer who walks away because of a long queue is a lost sale. Every lost order in the kitchen is a dissatisfied guest who may not return. Those losses disappear when everything runs in one system.

• Faster service: customers order and pay themselves, freeing the till for other tasks.
• No kitchen chaos: every order reaches the kitchen immediately and in the right order.
• No calling numbers: even in a busy mall, the customer sees on screen when their order is ready.
• One system, one support contact: no finger-pointing between suppliers when something stops working.