Drive Thru Solutions

Authorized PAR drive-thru systems for faster lane execution in the Middle East.

As an Authorized PAR Technology Reseller in the Middle East, POS Arabia designs drive-thru stacks that combine G5 communications, timer intelligence, and operational process controls for consistent throughput.

PAR G5 Communication Layer

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Improve clarity between lane, cashier, and kitchen handoff in noisy environments with modular, durable headset workflows.

Timer-Led Performance Controls

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Use drive-thru timing visibility to reduce delay points and improve service speed consistency by shift.

Lane-to-Kitchen Synchronization

03

Align queue pressure with prep rhythm so speed gains are sustainable during demand spikes.

Security and Alert Integration

04

Extend lane systems with trigger-based alerts for security and operational continuity workflows.

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More than 140,000 restaurant locations run on PAR.

Hardee's
Arby's
Zaxby's
MOD Pizza
Salsarita's
Tropical Cafe
PAR G5 Headset and Base Station
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PAR G5 Headset and Base Station

Deploy G5 headset hardware with structured base station and charging workflows to protect uptime and response quality in high-volume operations.

Review Drive-Thru Hardware Stack
PAR Drive Thru Timer
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PAR Drive Thru Timer

Transform the drive thru into a service speedway with the PAR™ Drive Thru Timer. This cutting-edge lets you monitor and track performance to ensure the fast, accurate order fulfillment that boosts sales and satisfaction.

Plan Timer Rollout

DRIVE THRU OPERATIONS

A connected drive thru from order point to handoff

POS Arabia plans drive thru lanes around clear communication, accurate order capture, kitchen routing, timing visibility, and reliable handoff. The right setup depends on lane volume, site layout, and the restaurant POS already in use.

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Hear the order

PAR G5 headsets and base stations help crew communicate across noisy lanes.

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Send it to the kitchen

Connect the order workflow with POS and kitchen display routing so preparation starts with a clear ticket.

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Measure the lane

Use timer data to spot queue bottlenecks by lane, shift, and service stage.

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Improve the handoff

Review order accuracy, wait time, and crew procedures after rollout.

Restaurant client success stories

These published projects show POS Arabia's restaurant execution work. Individual study pages describe the measured scope; results should not be read as drive thru specific unless the study says so.

Al Durra Fast Food, Riyadh · QSR / Fast Food

How a Riyadh Fast Food Chain Cut Order Errors by 80% and Stopped Losing Money on Remade Meals

A three-branch fast food chain in Riyadh was losing thousands of SAR monthly on remade orders caused by paper ticket errors. We installed a kitchen display system across all three branches and reduced order errors by 82 percent within the first month.

Order Error Reduction: Value: 82%

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Saudi QSR Brand (Anonymized) · Quick Service Restaurant

QSR Multi-Branch Rollout: Faster Ticket Times in 90 Days

POS and kitchen workflow redesign across multiple branches with standardized reporting and branch-level operational controls.

Average Ticket Time: -22%

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Drive thru planning questions

What belongs in a restaurant drive thru system?

A typical project reviews lane communications, order capture, POS and kitchen routing, timing, and pickup handoff. Hardware and software are selected for the site.

Can a drive thru timer improve service speed?

A timer makes delay points visible by lane and shift. Operational changes and staff training are needed to turn that data into faster service.

Can PixelPoint connect to drive thru workflows?

PixelPoint can be assessed as the restaurant POS in a connected lane. Interface and version compatibility must be confirmed for the selected kitchen, payment, and lane systems.