No ordering screen or checkout stop inside the lane.
Serve more guests when demand peaks.
A tap-and-go lane beside the main bar. Guests choose from a prepared range while on-site vision attributes each basket and staff replenish from behind.
How much demand sits above current peak capacity?
Enter one bar’s peak assumptions to estimate the gross sales value represented by demand above current throughput.
Enter one peak window
Current bar throughputEstimated demand 30/min
Gross sales represented by the estimated capacity gap in this 30-minute peak
£2,700300 transactions × £9 average transaction- Estimated demand served
- 67%
- Estimated capacity gap
- 10 / min
- Transactions above current peak capacity
- 300
Illustrative estimate: assumes demand remains at the selected rate for the full peak and every transaction above current capacity carries the selected average value.
Pilot baseline: test how much of this estimated 300-transaction capacity gap an additional lane can convert.
Gross sales represented by the estimated capacity gap in this 30-minute peak: £2,700.
One lane. Four operating views.
See how guests move, staff replenish and baskets reach release or review. The detail stops before proprietary model logic, thresholds or sensor geometry.
Guests choose in front.
Staff replenish behind.
Guests choose from the front while staff replenish complete trays from behind, outside the guest path. Overhead cameras observe the lane. On-site compute maintains each temporary journey.
- 01Prepared before the peak
A focused range is presented in known positions.
- 02Chosen in parallel
Several guests can move through the lane at once.
- 03Replenished from behind
Staff replace complete trays outside the guest path.
Clear roles, one service flow.
QueueZero adds a defined lane without taking control of the bar. Guests move through it, the system maintains each temporary journey, and the operator keeps authority over stock, policy and service decisions.
Guest
- Tap a payment card
- Choose prepared products
- Leave without ordering
QueueZero
- Maintain a temporary journey
- Update position-level stock
- Propose the basket and flag uncertainty
Operator
- Set range and prices
- Supply and replenish stock
- Handle age checks, refusals and review controls
Operating safeguards
- No guest download
- No facial recognition
- Processing stays on site
Concurrent journeys stay separate.
Several guests enter, choose from the same product field and leave on independent paths. The tracking view keeps each journey distinct while products move in parallel.
Pilot one lane against a real peak.
Run QueueZero beside the bar already trading for one agreed window. The operator sets the service rules, we agree the baseline before opening, and the result is measured after the rush.
Did the lane complete more sales during the agreed peak without disrupting the main bar?
- Before serviceAgree the baseline
Current completed sales, peak duration, footprint, range, staffing and review controls.
- During the peakRun alongside the bar
QueueZero commissions and supports one lane while the existing bar keeps trading.
- After the windowCompare the result
Completed sales per minute, journey time, availability, replenishment and manual review.
Plan a lane for your peak.
Send us the venue, bar format and peak window. We will come back with an initial view of where the lane could sit, how it would operate and what the pilot should measure.
What comes back
- 01Lane fit
Where one lane can sit beside the current bar.
- 02Service plan
Proposed range, staffing interface and replenishment route.
- 03Pilot measures
The baseline and peak-window results to compare.