Web/App | Product Spec

Content

 

Overview & Context

Over the past few years RBI has launched a number of initiatives to improve the overall experiences of guests across the brands. However, consumer trends and expectations are continually evolving. BK’s and PLK’s competitors, both big and small players are also quick to adapt and catch-up in meeting expectation in the overall journey of guest experiences. To remain competitive for our brand, the RBI solution for Web & App aims at improving guest experience by providing a seamless experience across different channels and markets. Markets are able to benefit from a global solution but also have the flexibility of implementing local capabilities and technologies.

The app is available in iOS, Android and Huawei operating systems. It allows consumers and guests to have the same user experience across their journey with different service modes.

 

Business Impact

More than a quarter of the sales at competitor’s restaurants in several markets are now coming through digital channels. Furthermore, the QSR consumer is expecting a quick and seamless digital experience, wherever they are.

The RBI solution allows franchisees to increase their digital sales across all channels - mobile ordering, kiosk, among others - by allowing for new and more convenient ways of ordering as well as providing offers exclusively for these channels. Not only does it allow to better access its customers directly through CRM tools (push notifications, e-mail marketing, etc), but also get to know them better by their preferences and order history.

 

UX/UI screenshots & User Flow

 

- Signing in / Signing up

Signing In and Signing Up User Flow in the Web/App

 

Burger King UX/UI for Signing up

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Signing up

 

Burger King UX/UI for Signing in

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Signing in

 

- Ordering

 

Burger King UX/UI for Pick-up scenario

 

 

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Pick-up scenario

 

Burger King UX/UI for Delivery scenario

 

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Delivery scenario

 

 

- Loyalty

 

Burger King UX/UI for not signed in scenario

 

Popeyes UX/UI for not signed in scenario

 

Burger King UX/UI for Rewards scenario

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Rewards scenario

 

Burger King UX/UI for Rewards during ordering scenario

 

Popeyes UX/UI for Rewards during ordering scenario

 

Mobile Ordering

 

Mobile Ordering - Table Service

One of the service modes available in RBI’s platform is the Table Service.

Objective:

  • Guest orders their food through the CTG App and when the food is ready it is brought to their table by one of the restaurant’s team members.

  • Helps to relieve clustering around the counter and to create a seamless and easy ordering experience for the customer.

User Flow 1 - Guest follows order flow, selects Dine in:

  • User selects Menu

  • User adds items to cart

  • User proceeds to checkout

  • User selects desired service mode and will have a field to input Table Number into app

  • User inputs the table number: the tables in restaurant with Table Service should also have the table number written on them - and the field to input the table number is configurable in case the customer changes tables after having sat down

  • User proceeds to payment method

  • User concludes the order

  • After ordering, POS will print receipt specifying the Table Number

  • Order is prepared with the right packaging

  • TM will have a map of all the tables' location in the restaurant and will take the food to that specific table number

User Flow 2 - Guest Scans the QR Code:

  • All tables should have a QR code and a table number on it

  • Once a user sits in a table, they should scan the QR code using the camera in their phone

    • User is redirected to the BK website where they can order only if they have an existing account

      • If a user has the BK App on their phone, they are automatically redirected to the app

  • After scanning the QR code guest will be redirected to the menu of that restaurant

  • After ordering, POS will print receipt with the Table Number

  • Order is prepared with the right packaging

  • TM will have a map of all the tables' location and numbers in the restaurant and will take the food to that specific table number

Setting up Table Service:

  • Test in production

    • Print the QR codes and insert them on each table

  • In restaurant:

    • A Table Manager (TM) should be designated, and should have a map of all the tables location & numbers in the restaurant to take the food to that specific table number

    • Train team members to ensure they have a map of all table numbers and where they are located in the restaurant

 

Metrics

RBI’s Acquisition, Conversion & Retention teams all work with the end goal of increasing digital sales across channels. Certain KPIs are used to track the performance, such as:

  • Monthly Average Users (MAUs) - to keep track of the number of users accessing the Web/App. A benchmark comparison is made across markets and with competitors

  • Conversion Rate - E2E conversion rate to see the percentage of users who go through the whole flow until order confirmation

  • Frequency - allows for the monitoring of users who keep coming back after a certain period of time

 

Content Management System

Sanity is the Centralized Content Management System that RBI uses. It holds all restaurant information, including service modes, coordinates, opening hours and enabled services, as well as all menu information, including combos and coupons.

A Centralized Content Management System means that all content for all channels can be managed through one CMS. For example, if you’d like to change the description of one of your menu items, you log into the CMS and change it once for all the channels - website, app and kiosk. All menu items, marketing tiles, coupons, static pages, etc. live in the same place and only need to be configured once.

In a nutshell, you can customize your entire Website, App or Kiosk in this platform.

Furthermore, RBI has a Knowledge Base for FZ’s to learn how to use the CMS platform at their own pace - you are currently in that space. This Knowledge Base:

  • Is frequently updated

  • Mitigates the risk of your personnel turnover

  • Allows re-reading multiple times

 

Monitoring

Datadog is a monitoring and analytics tool for IT and DevOps teams that can be used to determine performance metrics as well as event monitoring and alerting for infrastructure and cloud services. The software can monitor services such as servers, databases and tools. Datadog has been recognized as a Leader in the 2022 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Application Performance Monitoring and Observability.

Datadog is able to track common infrastructure metrics like CPU Usage, Memory Usage, Disk I/O rates, etc. It serves a central location for viewing current and historical data on what has been going on with infrastructure and individual services at a certain point in time for troubleshooting and data gathering purposes. Furthermore, it allows to create custom alert setups for monitoring and alerting.

RBI manages this component as part of the SaaS model.

 

Security

The security team in the US uses several different tools to maintain and resolve, the main ones being:

  • Snyk - finds and provides suggested remediation for remediation for vulnerabilities found in applications code, open source dependencies, container images, infrastructure as code, etc. Scans the source repositories themselves.

  • Netskope - Scans cloud infrastructure and resources themselves on a per AWS account basis for compliance against best practice rules.

  • QRadar - Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tool that collects log data from multiple sources, including most of our cloud infrastructure resources to be able to analyze data and find potential compliance issues.

  • AWS Advanced Shield - Advanced DDoS (Directed Denial of Service) protection on the endpoints. It is able to detect and put into place firewall rules to block malicious traffic. Includes AWS Solution Response Team (SRT) support to act and work with RBI on solutions for potential attacks.

RBI manages this component as part of the SaaS model.

 

Legal

Data is hosted by AWS - Amazon Web Services. It’s the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers globally. Millions of customers - including the fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies - are using AWS to lower costs, become more agile, and innovate faster. The collected data is encrypted (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/EncryptionAtRest.html) and stored in our' data centers in North Virginia, Frankfurt or Singapore, depending on your geography.

Nutritional information is also updated according to legal requirements in each market.

Localization

RBI’s solution is live in the following languages:

  • English

  • German

  • French

  • Italian

However, translation services are available and any language can be supported.

 

Guest Support

RBI currently offers two methods for guest support:

  • via Form - where the guest must fill out:

    • Name

    • E-mail

    • Restaurant Location

    • Order Data

    • Description of issue

- where a ticket will be created in Zendesk, which will be handled by a guest support agent. Typically, a partial refund, loyalty points or an exclusive offer will be issued.

  • via Chatbot - where the user will give out the same information via chat and the robot is able to issue a partial refund, loyalty points or an exclusive offer without creating a ticket.

Guest Support entails a separate cost model and is thus not included by default on the offerings of the RBI solution.

Test our Platform

 

Burger King US: https://www.bk.com/

Popeyes US: https://www.popeyes.com/

 

For enquiries, contact: Francisco Fernandes - ffernandes@rbi.com