Taco Bell's Approach To Fostering Customer Loyalty And Fighting Fraud
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Taco Bell’s Approach To
Fostering Customer
Loyalty And Fighting
Fraud
F E AT U R E S T O R Y ( p. 7 )
J U LY 20 20
11
News and Trends
Presto offers free
contactless technology
solutions to help struggling
restaurant industry safely
fuel revenues
17
Deep Dive
Cybercrime increases as
consumers shift to digital
ordering amid COVID-19
pandemic
23
Scorecard
The latest mobile order-
ahead provider rankings
MOBILEORDER-AHEAD
Tracker
TA B L E O F C O NT E NT S
What's Inside
3 A look at recent mobile order-ahead developments, including the shift to
contactless ordering and payments and how COVID-19-related fraud schemes
are affecting the mobile order-ahead space
Feature Story
7 An interview with Zipporah Allen, vice president of digital experiences at Taco
Bell, on how customer loyalty programs can help QSRs drive revenue amid the
pandemic
News and Trends
The latest worldwide mobile order-ahead headlines, including food ordering
11 platform BellyMelly’s launch of a free contactless mobile app to help nationwide
eateries safely reopen and POS software provider ParTech’s partnership with
drive-thru management provider Techknow to assist QSRs with upgrading drive-
thru timers
Deep Dive
17 An in-depth examination of social media scams and fake reviews and how
they harm restaurants by influencing consumers and hijacking crucial revenue
streams
21 Scoring Methodology
Who’s on top and how they got there
Top 10 Providers and Scorecard
22 The results are in. See the top scorers and a provider directory that features 77
players in the space
53 About
Information on PYMNTS.com and Kount
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker ® is done in
collaboration with Kount, and PYMNTS is grateful for
the company’s support and insight. PYMNTS.com
retains full editorial control over the following
findings, methodology and data analysis.
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WHAT'S INSIDE
Meeting customers’ concerns for safety amid the the number of customers relying on app-enabled
ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has led quick-service mobile payments for drive-thru, mobile food order-
restaurants (QSRs) to reset their operations. This ing and curbside pickup has led to a parallel rise
has meant adopting contactless ordering, payment, in cybercrimes, however. Bad actors see the in-
delivery and pickup services – needs that solutions creased use of mobile apps for food ordering as
providers have gladly stepped in to fill. These up- an opportunity for fraud. Some have set up fake
grades come at a crucial time for the battered food restaurant storefronts on social media to bilk con-
service industry as it looks to reopen and recover sumers in pizza plug scams that result in huge
from the financial hardships inflicted by temporary losses for business owners, for example.
closures and stay-at-home mandates.
Pandemic-related schemes have been rampant in
The mobile order-ahead space already had the ad- the United States, with 22 percent of consumers
vantage of enabling limited interaction between falling victim to such fraud. Restaurants and mobile
customers and staff as well as limiting touch of platforms will need to adopt prevention systems to
shared surfaces like restaurant menus. A surge in
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W H AT'S I N S I D E
combat these schemes and reap the benefits of in- services via a messaging app would make it more
creased mobile ordering. likely that they would complete purchases.
Contactless ordering is growing in demand as
Mobile order-ahead developments around the
world consumers and businesses look to avoid conta-
gion. Zuppler, a global food services and software
As consumers have migrated to primarily shopping
firm, has released on-site touchless ordering on its
and paying online and have opened new digital ac-
Menu Anywhere system that will provide a safe, in-
counts during the COVID-19 pandemic, incidents of
teractive alternative for the $900 billion food service
cybercrime have also risen. Recent research found
industry in the U.S. Guests can track their orders as
that digital food orders jumped 134 percent, and the
food is prepared and review prior order history, in-
number of consumers using new accounts rose to
cluding favorite items.
between 20 percent and 25 percent of transactions
compared to pre-pandemic levels of between 5 For more on these stories and other mobile
percent and 7 percent. Online fraud in the restau- order-ahead developments, read the Tracker’s
rant space rose by 32 percent, however, indicating News and Trends section (p. 11).
that preventive measures will need to be taken.
Taco Bell on fostering customer loyalty for
The online and mobile world has become central to mobile order-ahead apps
consumers’ daily lives, yet only 25 percent of QSRs
Continued social distancing and stay-at-home or-
are operating with formal digital strategies, accord-
ders have hobbled restaurants’ revenue streams as
ing to a recent study. The study examined what
many QSRs lack the walk-in traffic that previously
consumers most wanted from QSRs, with speed
formed core parts of their businesses. Restaurants
and convenience topping the list. These can be
are relying on mobile apps more than ever to make
achieved through streamlining the checkout pro-
sales and stay in operation, but these apps re-
cess, improving mobile apps or linking payment
quire loyal customer bases to make up for dine-in
cards to loyalty programs so customers can use
sales losses. In this month’s Feature Story (p. 7),
their rewards across digital channels. The study
PYMNTS spoke with Zipporah Allen, vice president
also revealed that more than 60 percent of con-
of digital experiences at Taco Bell, about how the
sumers said the capability of paying for goods and
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W H AT'S I N S I D E
Executive
chain fosters customer loyalty with a program that
draws on customers’ past orders to provide them
INS IGHT
with targeted recommendations. A recent study revealed that online fraud in the
restaurant sector had risen 32 percent by ear-
Deep Dive: How the rise in digital food ly June. What tools and technologies can help
crack down on cybercriminals and protect cus-
ordering volumes has attracted cybercrime tomers’ personal information?
schemes
“Account takeover [or ATO] fraud is an issue of
Mobile order-ahead apps are providing a safe and major concern for online businesses and digital
convenient way for consumers to order meals at commerce, particularly as the demand for online
purchases has increased since March. Restau-
their favorite QSRs during the COVID-19 pandem-
rant loyalty accounts are often the target of ATOs
ic. These mobile apps can also serve as tools for because of the stored value they contain.
engaging members in loyalty programs to build
Beyond exposing a victim’s personal information,
lasting relationships. Increased consumer en- a criminal can use unauthorized account ac-
gagement, however, is a honeypot for fraudsters cess to steal monetary value on the account or to
looking to take advantage of unassuming mobile purchase gift cards, which, once used, can be dif-
ficult to track.
users. This month’s Deep Dive (p. 16) examines the
Restaurants are responsible for securing a con-
consumer-driven shift to digital payments and how
sumer’s digital journey through their websites;
it is attracting fraud schemes through social media however, enhanced protection shouldn’t include
and food-ordering apps as well as the fraud preven- additional friction.
tion systems that can help combat these scams. To balance security with a positive customer ex-
perience, Kount gives flexibility to adapt friction
levels for certain users. Kount accomplishes this
by establishing 'identity trust,' or the level of trust
for each identity behind every payment, account
creation and login event.
Kount Control Account Takeover Protection is the
only ATO solution built on the Identity Trust Glob-
al Network, linking risk and trust signals to protect
and enhance the entire customer journey.”
RICH STU PPY
chief customer experience officer at Kount
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W H AT'S I N S I D E
Five Fast Facts
$630B 32%
Increase in online restauran
t
Amount of online sales fraud during the CO VID -19
expected this year, of which lockdown
fraudsters are predicted to
steal more than $12 billion
80% 134% 25%
Portion of QSRs operating
ers
ts Increase in online food ord with formal digital strategie
s
Share of on-the-go paymen from restaurants durin g
bile
made with Starbucks’ mo COVID -19
app prior to COVID -19
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Taco Bell’s Approach
To Fostering
Customer Loyalty
And Fighting Fraud
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FEATURE STORY
The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the biggest chal- Allen recently offered PYMNTS an inside look at
lenges the QSR industry has ever faced, with social how the pandemic has emphasized leveraging cus-
distancing and stay-at-home orders forcing restau- tomer loyalty to drive sales as well as how lingering
rants around the U.S. to close their dining rooms fraud threats will continue to target the space once
and rely on delivery and takeout services to stay the crisis passes.
afloat. The National Restaurant Association ex-
Changes due to COVID-19
pects the industry to lose up to $240 billion by the
end of the year, with millions of restaurant work- Customer loyalty is an extremely important driver
ers laid off or furloughed and numerous eateries of QSR sales, but it has never been more import-
forced to close permanently. ant than it is now. QSRs cannot currently rely on
customers to stop at their restaurants in the spur
Restaurants confronting these challenges are turn-
of the moment as stay-at-home orders and so-
ing to mobile order-ahead services more than ever
cial distancing guidelines mean dining rooms are
to continue their operations. Some have been
generally no longer spots for spontaneous meals.
forced to rely on third-party apps such as Grubhub
QSRs must therefore count on consumers making
and Postmates, which can come with high fees
conscious decisions to purchase food from their
and require restaurants to relinquish some control
restaurants, which requires customer loyalty.
over the delivery process. Others, such as Mexican
QSR giant Taco Bell, have their own mobile ordering Restaurants are fostering this loyalty with
systems and have been working hard to push app programs that reward customers for repeated pur-
adoption as an alternative to in-store dining. chases, with the idea that those faced with several
meal options will pick the one that empowers them
“With COVID-19, we've gotten very serious about
with their purchases. Taco Bell uses a system that
making big strides in digital,” said Zipporah Allen,
grants customers rewards points for every dollar
Taco Bell’s vice president of digital experiences.
spent, and these points can be redeemed for free
“We were already on that path in a really big way,
menu items, for example.
but the pandemic has really accelerated our initia-
tives in this space.”
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F E AT U R E S TO RY
“Loyalty is a huge part of our [digital initiative],” Allen This expands customers’ menu preferences, giving
said. “We know that when customers are shopping them more reasons to return to the restaurant for
for a digital experience, they want a one-on-one, different meals.
personalized experience, and loyalty [programs] lay
“My favorite menu item is a cheese quesadilla,
the foundation for that.”
for example,” Allen noted. “So based on my shop-
Taco Bell promotes personalization by analyzing ping habits, the app could reward me with a grilled
customers’ favorite orders and offering them nov- cheese burrito to invite me into new products.”
el rewards items they are likely to find appealing.
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F E AT U R E S TO RY
Mobile ordering options and loyalty offerings are The ever-present specter of fraud that restaurants
likely to remain popular after the pandemic recedes, face is not going away, either. Bad actors are us-
too. QSRs like Taco Bell predict that these changes ing various tactics to take advantage of customers
in customers’ preferences are here to stay and they who are new to mobile ordering, including hacking
are adjusting their business models to meet their into mobile order-ahead apps and pilfering person-
needs. al data such as passwords, rewards points and
credit card information. Compliance with regulato-
Preparing for a post-pandemic world
ry standards like the California Consumer Privacy
It is unclear exactly how customers’ preferred Act (CCPA) is the best way to prevent this fraud, Al-
restaurant experiences will shift after the pandem- len explained.
ic, but Allen predicts that they will continue to seek
“We have a whole team dedicated to safety and se-
personalized offerings that reward QSR loyalty and
curity, especially in times like today where with the
Taco Bell is leaning into this change.
shift to online you have [increased] digital risk,” she
“We are preparing for a big shift in consumer behav- said. “We've got a really robust technology plat-
ior, but I don't know exactly what that's going to look form, and we're compliant with the regulations that
like,” she said. “And even when consumers begin to are out there, like CCPA.”
dine in again, I think that the way that they want to
QSRs that survive the pandemic are not necessar-
order and the way that they want to pay and inter-
ily out of the woods, however. They must continue
act with our team members is going to be different.
to monitor all aspects of their mobile order-ahead
That’s why we're so focused on making sure that we
programs, including customer behaviors and fraud
have a program in the app that gives a personalized
risks, to ensure that their ordering platforms will re-
experience that rewards and recognizes our fans,
main successful in a post-pandemic market.
because that shift in how customers want to inter-
act with brands is not going away, I don't think.”
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DIGITAL ORDERING, LOYALTY reshape its U.S. in-store and digital options over
INITIATIVES the next 18 months by accelerating the expansion
of drive-thru, walk-up window and curbside pick-
Starbucks accelerates drive-thru and pickup
up services to more locations. The company plans
expansion to more stores amid COVID-19
pandemic to revamp store layouts to better accommodate
and help streamline these services to meet chang-
The onset of COVID-19 swiftly disrupted foot traf-
ing safety needs as well as to accommodate easier
fic to coffee shops across the country, including
pickup for delivery couriers.
coffee giant Starbucks, which was forced to ac-
celerate implementation of its convenience-led Study shows parallel rise in online food orders,
customer experiences across stores. Some 80 per- cybercrime
cent of Starbucks’ revenues were already made via
New digital account openings have climbed in
on-the-go, prepaid ordering with the branded mo-
parallel with incidents of cybercrime as con-
bile app even before the pandemic. Now Starbucks
sumers have migrated to shopping primarily
has announced plans to leverage that capability to
online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent
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research found that online food orders jumped 134 Yoshinoya rolls out loyalty program, digital
percent and the number of consumers using new ordering for delivery, takeout
accounts rose to between 20 percent and 25 percent Some QSR chains are initiating loyalty programs
of transactions as restaurants and QSRs closed and as well as digital offerings for their guests’ con-
consumers turned to delivery and curbside pickup venience and safety. Japanese QSR Yoshinoya
options. This compares to pre-pandemic levels of America recently launched digital ordering for de-
between 5 percent and 7 percent. The study also livery and carryout, for example, along with its first
showed a 32 percent hike in online restaurant fraud, loyalty program, Yoshinoya Rewards. The QSR has
including tactics such as user account hacks or us- partnered with third-party delivery platforms Door-
ing a stolen credit card to buy a restaurant gift card. Dash, Postmates and Uber Eats for deliveries, while
It can take months for transactions to be reported it developed its loyalty program in concert with
to credit card companies as fraudulent, however. AI-powered platform Punchh and mobile and online
Payment appeals also rose a staggering 674 per- food ordering system Olo. The program includes ex-
cent, indicating that suppliers struggled to deliver clusive promotions, and guests can earn five points
orders fast enough and had to cancel payments and for every $1 they spend. To participate, customers
issue refunds, which could also indicate chargeback must either download the Yoshinoya app or sign up
fraud. online.
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Research finds just 25 percent of QSRs have amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Zuppler, a global
digital strategies in place food services software firm, has released an on-site
Using speedy digital sites and services has become touchless ordering system, Menu Anywhere, to help
integral to consumers’ lives, whether it’s to shop on- address this need as the $900 billion food service
line for clothes or to order food through a mobile industry looks to recover in the U.S. The Menu Any-
app. Only 25 percent of QSRs are operating with dig- where touchless ordering service is designed to be
ital strategies, however, according to a key finding in installed wherever menus are offered, from restau-
a recent study conducted by Dutch payments plat- rants to live events, for guests to have an interactive
form Adyen and research firm 451 Research. This and customized experience. Customers will be able
is compared to the 51 percent of luxury retail chains to track their orders, review prior order history and
and 51 percent of grocery store chains that have ad- enroll in loyalty programs, while establishments will
opted and executed formal digital strategies. It was be able to update menus in real time, streamline op-
loud and clear what consumers want most from erations and keep staff members safe with fewer
QSRs’ digital channels: Respondents want ease of interactions.
use and speed in their digital experiences. This can
Konnect Solutions rolls out contactless order
be achieved through streamlining the checkout pro-
and pay mobile solution
cess, improving mobile apps or linking payment
Konnect Solutions is another firm that has recently
cards to rewards programs. The study also revealed
unveiled a contactless solution for safe food order-
that more than 60 percent of consumers said us-
ing from restaurants. The mobile solution harnesses
ing a messaging app to pay for goods and services
the firm’s patent pending wireless technology so
would make it more likely for them to shop.
customers can use their mobile phones to order
and pay while at drive-thrus or when dining indoors.
CONTACTLESS ORDERING,
Guests are not required to install a mobile app and
PAYMENTS
simply connect to the internet or use a web brows-
Zuppler launches contactless menu ordering er to use the tool. Konnect provides users with the
system intended for safer dining experiences
restaurant’s local Wi-Fi Wireless Access Point, giv-
Contactless payments and solutions are rising in de- ing them instant access to the menu and the ability
mand as consumers seek to avoid risk of contagion
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to place orders that are sent directly to the restau- ordering and payment capabilities for any sized
rant’s point-of-sale (POS) system. restaurant. Customers can use their mobile phones
to access menus by scanning near-field communi-
BellyMelly offers touchless app for contactless
cation (NFC) tags or QR codes to place orders and
dine-in ordering, deliveries and donations
pay. Two key features of the kit include waitlist and
Online food ordering system BellyMelly has similar- pre-order capabilities that allow guests to view esti-
ly released a free, contactless mobile app to help mated wait times.
nationwide eateries reopen safely amid the pan-
demic. Available for iOS and Android, the app allows
the consumer to scan a quick response (QR) code
on display at restaurant tables to pull up the menu
on their smartphones, thus eliminating the need for
handling a physical menu. Customers order directly
from their smartphones at the table, and the orders
flow to the kitchen for preparation. The BellyMelly
app also offers takeout and delivery ordering and is
designed to help regional restaurant owners com-
pete against third-party delivery platforms with its
relatively low processing rate of 3 percent per order.
The app also works with restaurants to donate a cut
of each sale to local nonprofit organizations.
Presto offers free Contactless Dining Kits
to help struggling restaurant industry as it
reopens
Restaurant enterprise technology platform Presto
is making moves to help address reopening needs
during a dire time for the service industry. The com-
pany recently released its free Contactless Dining
Kit, which includes a contactless menu display,
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MOBILE ORDER-AHEAD for delivery or takeout. The features will also allow
ENHANCEMENTS restaurant owners to more easily track delivery driv-
ers, improve overall efficiency and throughput and
ParTech teams with Techknow for drive-thru
ultimately cut down on extraneous labor costs.
timers
Demand for the QSR drive-thru is expected to Restaurants using the HungerRush management
steadily rise in future years. Against this backdrop, system will also be able to receive and send notifi-
technology companies are developing systems to cations for curbside pickup and accept orders from
assist QSRs with upgrading drive-thru operations. a host of third-party delivery services such as Door-
U.S.-based POS software provider ParTech is one Dash, Grubhub and Postmates.
such player that is collaborating with Techknow, a
Tock releases omni reservation system and
multi-sensor drive-thru management solution firm,
futuristic event platform
to offer QSRs and fast casual restaurants with
Chicago-based Tock joined the list of companies
drive-thru timers and wireless communications sys-
seeking to help QSRs cope with the realities of the
tems. Techknow's timer technology is designed
COVID-19 pandemic. The company announced the
to track time using multiple sensors in addition to
rollout of Tock 20, a POS system that unifies restau-
keeping track of vehicles traveling in multiple-lane
rant management, takeout orders, deliveries and
arrangements. This package is designed to give
event management. The system has been designed
QSRs a competitive edge by providing flexibility in
to meet the unique needs of restaurants, wineries
their drive-thru operations and a source of real-time
and other businesses that are currently reopening.
commercial data.
Tock 20 was developed based on a study of what
HungerRush speeds delivery of restaurant restaurant patrons wanted most out of their dining
management platform with digital offerings
experiences and will support contactless order-
HungerRush, a Dallas-based restaurant man- ing and payments, advanced waitlists and two-way
agement system provider, is accelerating the messaging capabilities to ensure social distancing
development of its digital ordering features in light and integrations with delivery providers at no addi-
of the ongoing pandemic. tional cost.
The new features will enable restaurants to more
easily manage mobile and online orders, whether
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Cybercrime Rises As
Consumers Migrate To
Digital Food Ordering
Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Consumers are still staying home and avoiding area closures. Customers have been relying more
in-person activities during the COVID-19 pandem- on web- and app-enabled mobile payments for drive
ic, prompting continued growth in online shopping. thru, mobile order-ahead and curbside pickup, but
Conservative estimates in mid-March — even be- these options have opened new doors for potential
fore the health crisis prompted many governments fraud.
to enforce stay-at-home orders — predicted that this
A recent study revealed that online fraud in the
year’s online sales would total $630 billion. These
restaurant sector had risen 32 percent by ear-
high figures are drawing attention from bad actors,
ly June, with cybercriminals purchasing gift cards
however, with a recent report noting that cybercrim-
with stolen credentials or breaking into users’ de-
inals are expected to steal $12 billion of this total.
livery accounts, for example. Fraudsters who have
This trend is especially worrisome for QSRs as pilfered consumers’ details and cracked their mobile
they roll out contactless pickup options to cater to order-ahead QSR delivery accounts then often sell
safety-conscious customers. States’ stay-at-home access to them via online platforms, which can con-
orders have led to declining sales due to dine-in tain accounts from a multitude of brands.
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Many bad actors are taking advantage of seeking bargain prices via payment apps. Restau-
pandemic-related uneasiness to launch various rant owners say these scams, called “pizza plugs”
schemes. The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Inter- because they frequently target pizza chains, can
net Crime Complaint Center recently warned about cause devastating losses.
cybercriminals referring to fake COVID- 19-related
The schemes proliferate primarily on social me-
regulations and fees for delivering products, for ex-
dia, where users send direct messages containing
ample, allowing them to trick unwitting victims into
their delivery information to the fraudulent accounts
paying for “newly enacted” shipping laws. Fraudu-
as well as payment via a mobile app such as Pay-
lent promo code use is another method that can eat
Pal. The theft occurs when the fraudsters offering
into QSRs’ bottom lines. QSRs often leverage promo
the deals use stolen credit card details to place cus-
codes to draw more guests, but some customers
tomers’ orders. These scams allow bad actors to
open numerous accounts to capitalize on one-time
abscond with cash from customers receiving deep
offers multiple times. This can cause serious losses
discounts on the food, while restaurants lose thou-
for QSRs that have not taken measures to anticipate
sands in costs and chargeback fees.
and address such behaviors.
Catching cybercriminals perpetrating pizza plugs
The following Deep Dive examines some of the
can be difficult, as doing so requires legitimate
fraud tactics that are becoming more prevalent in
cardholders to spot fraudulent transactions and
the mobile order-ahead space amid the COVID-19
notify restaurants as they occur. Some restau-
pandemic, as well as what authorities and QSRs are
rant employees have remarked in hindsight that
doing to fight these schemes.
pizza plug scammers often reveal themselves by
attempting to make purchases with multiple credit
Confronting ‘pizza plugs’
cards before their transactions are successful. Eat-
The pandemic has brought about changes in con-
eries can ultimately do little to tamp down on such
sumers’ food-purchasing behaviors, prompting
schemes, aside from charging customers who pay
many to seek low prices and contactless deliveries.
through pizza plugs with receiving stolen goods.
Some QSRs are continuing to confront schemes in
which in fraudsters use stolen credit cards to place A recent survey shows that digital fraud in the U.S. has
online orders for food, then ship them to consumers grown since the COVID-19 outbreak, with 22 percent
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of Americans falling victim to pandemic-related customer and engagement and loyalty platform
schemes. This is prompting restaurants catering to Punchh to guard its transactions. The systems pro-
more digitally oriented customers to examine their vide different protection layers, enabling each to
operations and determine how to best address the cover for the other’s blind spots. The platforms also
uptick. analyze each fraud attempt to help better identify
and thwart such schemes in the future.
Chicago-based fast casual chain LYFE Kitchen is
one such business that has been affected by the QSRs and other eateries are continuing to see
pandemic. The QSR has dramatically altered its op- heightened interest in mobile order-ahead and other
erations to enable mobile ordering and deliveries, digital options during the pandemic, and fraudsters
shutting down all but one of its three locations and can be expected to modify their tactics to capitalize
consolidating its services there. on these trends. The restaurants that can tailor their
fraud prevention tactics to block bad actors’ latest
This digital shift has required a robust approach to
scams stand to both satisfy and safeguard their
fraud prevention, however, and LYFE has turned to
customers.
mobile and online food ordering system Olo and
© 2020 PYMNTS.com All Rights Reserved 18MOBILE ORDER-AHEAD ECOSYSTEM
The PYMNTS Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker® gives an overview of the trends and activities across the mobile
order-ahead space, as well as the companies that offer relevant solutions and services. Each month, the Track-
er’s News and Trends section provides a comprehensive update of the latest goings-on of the major industry
players, technologies and solutions fueling the consumer-driven ecosystem. This visual representation of the
Mobile Order Ahead Ecosystem
mobile order-ahead ecosystem explains how we organize our News and Trends.
Consumer
Co nsumer Ordering Interfaces
MOBILE VOICE SMART CONNECTED
MESSENGER
APP ASSISTANT TV CAR
Consumer Acquirers
QSR BRANDED QSR AGGREGATORS
Integrators
QSR Acquirers
ORDER DIRECT ORDER AGGREGATORS
POS
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MOBILE ORDER-AHEAD SCORING METHODOLOGY
Companies included in the Tracker Scorecard are the top restaurants providing mobile order-ahead as an inte-
grated offering within their operations. Providers have been scored and ranked based on three primary mobile
order-ahead criteria:
Ordering loyalty App
channels integrations usage
How orders can be placed How customers can How many people interact
via the app, including access their loyalty with the app, including usage
whether they can be made or rewards program penetration rates, the number
through a branded app, accounts via a business’ of active monthly users and
third-party aggregator, mobile app the average session duration
messenger app or in seconds
voice-activated app
© 2020 PYMNTS.com All Rights Reserved 20TOP TEN MOBILE 0RDER-AHEAD PROVIDERS
This month’s provider directory assesses 77 leading players in the space
and scores them based on their mobile ordering apps' features and adop-
tion levels.
Scoring factors in loyalty and rewards program integrations, the number
of active users each month and the average time users spend on the app.
Ordering channel options, including whether customers can order by voice
and whether orders are placed through a branded app or a third-party ag-
gregator, are also important.
1 5
score score
95.5 89
1 5
score score
94 88.5
2 6
score score
92 88.5
3 7
score score
92 87.5
4 8
score score
90 87.5
© 2020 PYMNTS.com All Rights Reserved 21SCORECARD Companies are organized in alphabetical order.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 0 29 54
APPLEBEE'S Launch of mobile order service date: April 2016
The Applebee’s app allows customers to order and pay ahead. They can also create accounts to save favorite orders
and earn loyalty points.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 5 37
ARGO TEA Launch of mobile order service date: November 2014
Argo Tea’s app enables customers to preorder and prepay for purchases. It allows customers to scan mobile devices to
pay at the counter when picking up their orders, and offers rewards and loyalty features including perks for every 10 vis-
its and credit for downloading the app.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 61.5
7 29.5
BJ’S RESTAURANT & BREWHOUSE Launch of mobile order service date: June 2014
The BJ’s mobile app allows customers to order ahead for takeout or dine-in, and offers split-the-bill features for group
orders.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 32.5 64.5
BLAZE PIZZA Launch of mobile order service date: March 2016
The Blaze Pizza app enables guests to order and pay from smartphones and earn rewards including free meals. The
app also provides online order histories, reordering capabilities and a nutrition calculator.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 92
Channels Score
25 42
BURGER KING Launch of mobile order service date: May 2016
The Burger King app is piloting an order-ahead tool via Facebook’s Messenger chatbot. The service would allow cus-
tomers to place meal orders, select pickup locations and pay for purchases.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 44
Channels Score
7 12
CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN Launch of mobile order service date: February 2017
The CPK Rewards app allows guests to order and pay from their phones, and earn rewards they can spend at participat-
ing locations.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 13 45
CAPRIOTTI’S Launch of mobile order service date: June 2015
Capriotti’s app enables customers to place and pay for orders. It is integrated with the company’s CAPAddicts Rewards
Program and features a store locator.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 32 64
CAVA Launch of mobile order service date: November 2013
The CAVA app enables customers to view the restaurant’s full menu, customize dishes, pay in-app and order in advance.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 25 50 90
CHICK-FIL-A Launch of mobile order service date: June 2016
The Chick-fil-A app allows guests to customize their orders, pay in advance and skip lines when picking up their meal. It
also offers a new rewards program and allows customers to save and reorder favorite items.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 43 75
CHILI'S Launch of mobile order service date: September 2011
The Chili’s app enables customers to find the nearest restaurant, put their names on seating wait lists and order meals
to-go. It also saves previous orders and integrates with the My Chili’s Rewards program.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
17 25 50 92
CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL Launch of mobile order service date: January 2009
The Chipotle app allows iOS and Android users to place orders and pay for them. It also enables users to find nearby
restaurants, see menu and nutrition information and access recent orders.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 25 10.5 35.5
CHOP'T Launch of mobile order service date: November 2016
The Chop't app allows customers to place orders in advance to be picked up in-store, earning rewards. It shows the
nearest restaurant and displays nutritional and allergen information about menu items.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 25 21 46
COSTA VIDA Launch of mobile order service date: November 2015
The Costa Vida app features order-ahead and rewards capabilities, displays special offers and encourages users to pur-
chase gift cards for friends.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 0 27.5 42.5
DENNY’S Launch of mobile order service date: May 2017
The Denny’s app allows customers to place orders for takeout or delivery, and they can be tracked and are saved togeth-
er with payment information. The solution also displays nutritional information.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 95.5
Channels Score
25 45.5
Top Mobile Order-Ahead Provider
DOMINO’S PIZZA Launch of mobile order service date: February 2012
The Domino’s Pizza app enables customers to order and pay in English and Spanish, and earn rewards for purchasing.
It connects with Ford Sync to track orders, and customers can place them on the go with Apple Watch or Pebble smart-
watch. iPhone users can also access a voice-ordering assistant.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 59.5
Channels Score
7 27.5
DONATOS PIZZA Launch of mobile order service date: January 2017
The Donatos Pizza app allows customers to place orders and retrieve past order information.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 87.5
Channels Score
25 37.5
DUNKIN’ Launch of mobile order service date: August 2012
The Dunkin’ app enables order-ahead, gives users free beverages on special occasions and integrates with the DD Card,
the Dunkin' prepaid card.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 55.5
Channels Score
7 23.5
EL POLLO LOCO Launch of mobile order service date: December 2016
The El Pollo Loco app allows customers to place and customize orders, choose whether to pick up or receive orders via
delivery and pay in advance. Customers can also earn reward points and save their order histories.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 33.5 65.5
FIREHOUSE SUBS Launch of mobile order service date: August 2015
The Firehouse Subs App allows customers to order online, find locations and earn rewards. Firehouse Rewards, the
restaurant’s digital loyalty program, is available at nearly all U.S. locations.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 0 36.5 51.5
FIVE GUYS Launch of mobile order service date: August 2011
The Five Guys Burgers & Fries app was developed by food ordering platform Olo, and it allows mobile ordering and or-
der history capabilities, among other features.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 25 19 59
FREEBIRDS Launch of mobile order service date: June 2016
The Freebirds Restaurant app enables customers to place orders and pay via digital gift cards. They can also scan re-
ceipts to earn rewards.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
0 25 32
Channels Score
7
HUNGRY HOWIE’S PIZZA Launch of mobile order service date: January 2015
The Hungry Howie’s Pizza app allows customers to place and pay for orders and save payment methods for future use.
Users can also create profiles, save orders and reorder past purchases.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 62
Channels Score
7 30
JAMBA JUICE Launch of mobile order service date: August 2015
The Jamba Juice app helps guests skip lines by enabling them to order and pay in advance. Users can save their pre-
ferred stores, earn reward points on their purchases and reorder from stored recent orders.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 75
Channels Score
7 43
JERSEY MIKE'S Launch of mobile order service date: April 2014
The Jersey Mike’s app, created in partnership with Splick.it and available via both Android and iOS, allows customers to
locate Jersey Mike’s restaurants, choose orders from the full menu, pay ahead and store favorite items for easy return
ordering.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
0 45 45
Channels Score
0
JIMMY JOHN’S Launch of mobile order service date: December 2014
The Jimmy John’s Sandwiches app allows patrons to order food and pick it up from the closest Jimmy John's location.
Customers who sign in with the app can save their order information for future purchases.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 45
Channels Score
7 13
LA MADELEINE
Launch of mobile order service date: February 2016
The la Madeleine app allows customers to make orders, pay for them and earn rewards. It also enables customers to
find the closest restaurant location and view the restaurant’s menu.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 30
Channels Score
0 5
LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN Launch of mobile order service date: June 2015
The LPQ app allows diners to order and pay for food from their phones. It also enables them to pay their bills by scan-
ning bar codes, as well as earn rewards points for purchases and discounts for referring friends.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 31 63
MCALISTER'S DELI Launch of mobile order service date: May 2017
The McAlister’s Deli app allows customers to place customized orders, shows nearby locations and displays special
offers.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 88.5
Channels Score
15 48.5
MCDONALD'S Launch of mobile order service date: August 2015
The McDonald’s app allows customers to place and pay for mobile food orders. Users can save purchases for reorder-
ing, access exclusive discounts and find locations.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 32 64
MOE'S SOUTHWEST GRILL Launch of mobile order service date: April 2012
The Moe’s Rockin' Rewards app allows customers to place and pay for orders as well as earn rewards points. It also en-
ables customers to find the nearest restaurant location.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 44.5
Channels Score
7 12.5
MOOYAH Launch of mobile order service date: May 2014
The MOOYAH Rewards app allows customers to place and pay for orders in advance. It also integrates with the MOOYAH
Rewards program, a loyalty offering based on points obtained by scanning receipts.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 25 37 87
PANERA BREAD Launch of mobile order service date: April 2014
The Panera Bread app is designed to reduce wait times and speed service. It encompasses digital ordering, payments,
operations and a revamped guest experience, whether customers are eating in or ordering to go. It also allows for cus-
tomized menus and use of the MyPanera loyalty program.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 25 32.5 82.5
PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA Launch of mobile order service date: December 2010
The Papa John’s Pizza app allows customers to choose between delivery and carryout and features special offers. Us-
ers can also create accounts to save orders and earn reward points, and the app also provides information on nearby
locations.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 22.5 54.5
PEI WEI Launch of mobile order service date: September 2016
The Pei Wei Rewards app lets customers order and pay for meals in advance, saves order history, allows access to Pei
Wei's rewards program and displays special offers.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 25 37.5 87.5
PIZZA HUT Launch of mobile order service date: August 2009
The Pizza Hut app allows orders from a full and customizable menu, helping customers find local deals and the closest
stores. It also allows them to pay directly from the app and accepts voice orders.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
8 25 15.5 48.5
PIZZAREV Launch of mobile order service date: November 2016
The PizzaRev app enables customers to place orders online while earning points for both spending and referring friends.
Patrons can also use it to find the closest PizzaRev location and redeem rewards.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
18 0 12 30
PORTILLO'S Launch of mobile order service date: August 2016
The Portillo's app enables patrons to place their drive-through or in-store pickup orders.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 20 52
POTBELLY SANDWICH SHOP Launch of mobile order service date: March 2017
The Potbelly Sandwich Shop app lets patrons place orders for pickup or delivery. It also includes Potbelly Perks loyalty
program, through which customers earn “smiles” that are later exchanged for meals.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 30 62
QDOBA MEXICAN EATS Launch of mobile order service date: December 2016
The QDOBA Rewards app allows users to order and pay in advance, accumulate points in their reward accounts and find
the nearest restaurant locations.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 53.5
Channels Score
0 28.5
QUIKTRIP Launch of mobile order service date: October 2015
The QT app allows ordering for immediate or scheduled pickups.. It also provides exclusive deals and offers and
in-app payments and customers can log in to save orders and preferences. The app also locates nearby branches for
customers.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 13 45
QUIZNOS Launch of mobile order service date: June 2017
The Quiznos app enables customers to place and pay for orders, as well as earn loyalty points for each purchase. It also
includes a customer feedback feature and promotional offers.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 25 36 76
SHAKE SHACK Launch of mobile order service date: October 2016
The Shake Shack app enables customers to place orders in advance, create custom profiles and find restaurants based
on their GPS locations.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
18 25 34.5 77.5
SHEETZ Launch of mobile order service date: August 2017
The Sheetz app allows customers to order, earn loyalty points, pay with saved gift cards and view nutritional information.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 19 51
SNAP KITCHEN Launch of mobile order service date: December 2016
Snap Kitchen’s app enables users to earn order-ahead prepared meals for pickup. Customers also can schedule meal
deliveries for up to a week in advance.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
17 25 47 89
SONIC Launch of mobile order service date: May 2014
The Sonic Drive-In app allows users to place and pay for orders in advance, earn rewards and send and receive digital
gift cards.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 25 6.5 31.5
SPECIALTY’S CAFÉ & BAKERY Launch of mobile order service date: January 2016
The Specialty’s Café & Bakery mobile app enables patrons to make orders and save payment methods and preferences.
It also helps customers find the closest locations and look up nutritional information for menu items.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 25 44 94
Top Mobile Order-Ahead Provider
STARBUCKS Launch of mobile order service date: September 2015
The Starbucks app allows users to order drinks and food in advance and pay for them via the app. Customers can also
find nearby locations, customize orders and view an estimated time frame for order pickup.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
15 25 34.5 74.5
SUBWAY Launch of mobile order service date: July 2015
The Subway app enables customers to place orders 15 minutes in advance. Users can save their purchase histories and
earn rewards at participating locations.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 34 66
SWEETGREEN Launch of mobile order service date: February 2013
The sweetgreen app allows users to order from a full menu and access a rewards program.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
25 25 36 86
TACO BELL Launch of mobile order service date: October 2014
The Taco Bell app allows users to order and pay via the app, set pickup times and use gift cards. They can also opt to re-
ceive real-time order status updates.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 25 44.5 69.5
TEXAS ROADHOUSE Launch of mobile order service date: November 2016
The Texas Roadhouse app enables customers to reserve spots in the table queue before arriving. Users can also pay
from the table and earn rewards.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
18 25 17 60
TGI FRIDAYS Launch of mobile order service date: July 2016
The Fridays app allows patrons to order food and beverages for pickup, pay directly from the table, find nearby locations,
view the menu and add, check and claim points through the chain's rewards program.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 60.5
Channels Score
7 28.5
TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE Launch of mobile order service date: March 2016
The Tropical Smoothie Cafe app enables customers to order food and link credit or debit cardsto make on-the-go pay-
ments when ordering ahead. It also offers an automatic reward credit earning feature.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 25 17 42
VEGGIE GRILL Launch of mobile order service date: December 2013
The Veggie Grill Rewards app allows users to order and pay for meals, and saves payment methods for easy future pur-
chasing. It helps patrons locate the nearest restaurants and tracks both purchases and rewards, including a $9 reward
for every $99 spent.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 38 70
WAWA Launch of mobile order service date: February 2017
The Wawa app allows Wawa Rewards members to place and pay for orders via their smartphones. It also enables cus-
tomers to pay in-store with git cards, check their balances, earn rewards and find nutritional information.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 16.5 48.5
WHICH WICH Launch of mobile order service date: June 2015
The Which Wich app enables customers to order and pay through the platform, and is also connected to Vibe Club Re-
wards, the restaurant’s loyalty program.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
0 0 17 17
WHITE CASTLE Launch of mobile order service date: May 2012
The White Castle app allows customers to order and pay for meals on the go, and to save their favorites for repeat
purchasing.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
25 25
Channels
38.5 88.5 Score
WINGSTOP
Launch of mobile order service date: August 2011
The Wingstop app allows customers to order up to a week in advance, customize their orders and find their nearest
stores. They also can place them with the Wingbot virtual ordering assistant through text messages, Facebook Mes-
senger, Twitter direct messages or Alexa voice orders.
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Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
7 25 13 45
ZOËS KITCHEN Launch of mobile order service date: September 2017
The Zoës Kitchen app enables customers to place orders via their mobile devices. Other features include user profiles,
order histories, rewards and a store locator.
Loyalty Total
Integrations Score
Ordering App Usage
Channels Score
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