Present a single-use QR code on a managed QSR display and let the configured mobile ordering journey continue on the customer’s phone—without dedicated kiosk hardware.
Single-use QR on screen Mobile ordering journey Up to 1,000 simultaneous orders
The display starts the order. The phone carries the customer journey.
Dhruv keeps the customer-facing screen clear and purposeful: present the single-use QR, continue on the phone, then use the venue’s agreed provider and operational flow.
The flow
Present a single-use QR entry point
A compatible managed display can present a single-use QR code within the agreed QSR screen experience.
The flow
Continue with mobile ordering
The customer scans the single-use QR and continues with the configured mobile ordering journey on their phone.
The flow
Use the agreed venue workflow
The next operational flow is defined by the selected provider, integration, venue context, and deployment scope.
Journey visual
A real QR-to-mobile capability, shown without the noise.
The illustrative screen-to-phone visual does not display live customer or payment data, order confirmation, or a specific provider implementation.
Illustrative QR-to-mobile visual · provider and venue workflow configured separately
Direct answers
A more considered flow for QSR interaction.
What does the Dhruv QR-to-mobile journey show?
It shows a Dhruv QSR capability: a managed display can present a single-use QR code, the customer continues with mobile ordering on a phone, and the agreed venue workflow follows through the configured flow.
Does the QR-to-mobile flow require dedicated kiosk hardware?
No. A managed screen can display a single-use QR code and start the configured mobile ordering experience without dedicated kiosk hardware. The provider, payment, and venue configuration remain deployment-specific.
How many orders can the QR-to-mobile flow support?
The confirmed Dhruv QR-to-mobile capability supports up to 1,000 simultaneous orders. The deployment flow is configured around the relevant venue and selected provider services.
Does QR-to-mobile replace every traditional kiosk deployment?
No. Dhruv supports a considered QSR customer-journey design. The appropriate mix of managed displays, kiosk hardware, customer devices, and provider integrations depends on the venue’s service model.
Dhruv QSR
Start mobile ordering from a simpler screen moment.
Map the managed display, single-use QR experience, provider flow, and QSR operating context before deciding how the journey should work.
