Graivy ServThru
5.7#8 in restaurant drive-thru softwareWeb
Visit| Fact | Graivy ServThru | Solink Drive-Thru AI |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Graivy lists its headquarters at 35 John Street, Suite 2E204, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3G6. | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Integrations | ServThru integrates with existing POS systems and drive-thru hardware, including legacy systems and newer technology. | Solink lists more than 375 business-tool integrations, including POS, access control, labour, and drive-thru timers; its listed timer integrations include Acrelec Qtimer. |
| Intended customers | Graivy describes its solutions as built for the quick-service restaurant industry. | The launch announcement describes Drive-Thru AI as an extension of Solink’s platform for quick-service restaurant operators, including multi-site operations. |
| Product | ServThru is a touchless, voice-driven assistant that takes drive-thru orders. | Solink Drive-Thru AI uses existing cameras to track vehicles across the drive-thru journey and flag drive-offs, pull-forwards, and service delays. |
| Purpose | ServThru is a touchless, voice-driven assistant that takes drive-thru orders for quick-service restaurants. | Solink Drive-Thru AI gives quick-service restaurants real-time performance monitoring across the drive-thru journey using existing cameras. |
| Security | The ServThru page says the restaurant team manages payment and describes the transaction as secure; it does not specify a security certification. | Solink says cloud data is encrypted in transit and at rest, user accounts support MFA and SSO, and recording appliances operate behind customer-managed firewalls without required inbound ports. |
| Support | Graivy says it helps ensure the product runs smoothly during setup and offers a demo with a path to a pilot. | Solink says technical support by phone and live chat is available 24/7 and that it provides onboarding and ongoing support to every site. |
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ServThru is intended for quick-service restaurants that want voice-driven drive-thru ordering integrated with existing POS systems and hardware. It may suit a single location or a chain.
It is aimed at quick-service restaurant operators who want to monitor drive-thru service, including multi-site operations. It may suit teams looking to review lane times, demand patterns, and employee workflows using existing cameras.