Slicing the Bills Thin with Cutting-edge Tech

In the world of quick service dining, consistency, speed, and quality are non-negotiable. But behind every hot, freshly served meal lies a complex web of operations, from kitchen equipment and HVAC systems to gas usage and staff compliance.

For one of the world’s leading QSR chains, the challenge was clear: optimise energy consumption and resource usage across their outlets without compromising on service quality or customer comfort. Rising energy costs, limited visibility into on-ground operations, and inconsistencies in compliance added to the pressure.

They needed a solution that could bring data-driven intelligence and control into their day-to-day operations, one that could balance efficiency, compliance, and sustainability seamlessly.

Across 20 sites where Atsuya is fully deployed, DHL Express achieved a 65% decrease in harsh driving incidents, 26% reduction in accidents, and 49% reduction in accident-related costs. DHL Supply Chain has seen a 50% decrease in both speeding and mobile usage—as well as a 50% decrease in driver turnover. Their innovative use of Drowsiness Detection alerts and Lane Departure Warnings allow them to quickly verify instances of drowsiness and proactively get fatigued drivers off the road, preventing accidents and saving lives.

Cargo integrity is critical to DHL’s operations. With Atsuya, their operators have complete visibility into trailer location, cargo, and health. This has enabled DHL to save up to two days per yard hunt with real-time tracking, avoid new purchases with Utilization Reports, and improve their CSA score by 10% with proactive ABS maintenance. Additionally, DHL uses trailer Mismatch Alerts to ensure tractors pull the correct trailers, avoiding costly delays and HOS violations.