DTiQ

DTiQ sells video surveillance and analytics to quick-service restaurants, convenience stores and retailers. It links camera footage to point-of-sale transactions to flag fraud and theft, measures in-store and drive-thru speed of service, and offers expert-run remote audits. It works with a venue’s existing cameras or DTiQ’s own.

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Best for
Quick-service restaurant operators, Multi-location convenience and retail chains
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Quick-service restaurant operators

    The vendor targets QSRs with speed-of-service, loss-prevention and audit tools, including drive-thru timers and ranking.

  • Multi-location convenience and retail chains

    POS-linked video and scheduled audits are designed to work across all locations.

  • Operators with existing cameras

    The vendor says it is camera agnostic and works with existing IP or analog cameras.

What it does

  • Intelligent video (VIDEOiQ)

    Cloud video surveillance that works with existing IP cameras or DTiQ cameras, with mobile access, alerts and entry counts.

  • Cloud archive

    Off-site storage of camera streams, which the vendor says can be kept for up to five years.

  • Heatmaps

    Visualises in-store activity to find high-traffic areas for staffing and layout.

  • POS analytics (DATAiQ)

    Turns POS data into pre-built and custom reports with scheduled delivery, custom alerts and exception-based reporting.

  • Video linked to transactions

    Pairs each POS transaction with its footage to investigate voids, refunds and suspected fraud.

  • Drive-thru timer and dashboard

    A real-time timer screen showing service times against goals, with audible and visual alerts, and gamified features for crews.

  • Drive-thru ranking

    Ranks stores across district, region or enterprise on chosen metrics.

  • Computer-vision drive-thru detection

    AI cameras track the customer journey from before the lane to the wait bays, as an alternative to loop-based detection.

  • Expert remote auditing (AUDITiQ, SmartAudit)

    DTiQ staff run scheduled operational audits combining video and real-time data to check compliance and loss.

  • In-store speed of service

    Uses AI to track bottlenecks and real-time performance inside the store.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

DTiQ publishes no prices on the vendor's site. Visitors are directed to book a demo or talk to an expert.

Works with

Point of sale
Aloha by NCRAntara by ToshibaAptos by AptosBrink by PARClover by CloverKWI by KWILavu by LavuMicros RES 3700 by OracleNCR Silver by NCRPassport by GilbarcoPOSitouch by Shift4PROFIT-TRACK by Independent SolutionsQU by QUQuantic by QuanticRadiant POS for QSR by NCRRevel by RevelSICOM by Global PaymentsSimphony by OracleSquare by SquareToast by ToastTray POS by TrayUniwell by UniwellVerifone by VerifoneWinRest by WinRestXenia by XeniaXpient by Global Payments

DATAiQ is said to support over 30 POS systems; the integrations page also lists brand-specific POS setups such as Subway POS, Taco Bell and KFC that are not repeated here.

Where and how it runs

Platforms
Web
Hardware
Works with a venue’s existing IP or analog cameras or with DTiQ’s own camera line; drive-thru products include cameras with AI detection and headsets.

The vendor says AUDITiQ is available globally and lists international support among its integration filters, but publishes no country list.

The company

Customers named by the vendor
J&L Sandwiches & Green Horizon, TXB, OM GROUP, Subway Baja

Security and support

Support
The site has separate sales, customer success and support contact pages, and a customer success team that trains staff.

Listing details

Headquarters
United States
Built for
Restaurants
Focus
General-purpose, used in food businesses
Status
Active
Website
dtiq.com

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    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for DTiQ.

  • Solink

    Solink is a cloud video and AI platform that links security camera footage to point-of-sale and other business data, so multi-site operators can investigate voids and refunds, watch service speed and check procedures.

    Names 7 integrations, against 26 for DTiQ.

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What we could not confirm

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Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Home page, solutions, testimonialshttps://www.dtiq.com/
  2. Video producthttps://www.dtiq.com/videoiq
  3. POS analyticshttps://www.dtiq.com/dataiq
  4. Drive-thru producthttps://www.dtiq.com/drivethruiq
  5. Audit serviceshttps://www.dtiq.com/auditiq
  6. POS integrationshttps://www.dtiq.com/pos-data-integrations
  7. Company storyhttps://www.dtiq.com/our-story
  8. Leadershiphttps://www.dtiq.com/leadership