Future Ordering

Future Ordering is a white-label ordering platform for large quick-service restaurant chains. One system covers app and web ordering, self-ordering kiosks, order status boards and a central management suite, integrating with the POS a chain already runs. Headquartered in Stockholm, it is sold to enterprise QSR brands rather than independent restaurants.

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Best for
Enterprise QSR chains, Chains that want their own branded app and kiosks
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web, iOS, Android

Who it is for

  • Enterprise QSR chains

    The vendor describes itself as an omnichannel ordering platform for global enterprise QSR chains, with menus, pricing and promotions kept consistent across channels.

  • Chains that want their own branded app and kiosks

    App, web and kiosk interfaces are fully white-labelled, and an SDK lets a chain add ordering to an existing app.

  • Multi-country operators

    The platform supports multiple languages, currencies, and different menus and pricing per store or country.

Less suited to: Independent or single-site restaurants; the vendor positions the product for enterprise QSR chains and sells through a demo.

What it does

  • App and online ordering

    Branded ordering for eat-in, takeaway, curbside, table and QR-code ordering, with a store locator, reordering and favourite orders.

  • Ordering SDK

    Chains can launch a new app or use the vendor's SDK to add ordering to an existing app.

  • Self-ordering kiosk software

    A kiosk client for large touch displays with upsell and campaigns, designed to run on hardware from any manufacturer.

  • Order status board

    Shows order preparation status from a kitchen display or the vendor's order management system on a TV, with a dedicated board for delivery drivers.

  • Management suite

    Central control of stock-outs, publishing and upsell rules, with identity administration and Active Directory integration.

  • Standalone production system

    Can run without a connected POS using the vendor's own production system.

  • Upsell and cross-sell logic

    Meals, configurators and wizards, and ingredient upselling to raise the average check.

  • Campaigns and marketing notifications

    Hero campaigns, deep links and QR links, and push, SMS or email messages to registered guests.

  • Integrated delivery

    Connects delivery partners so delivery orders run through the chain's own branded channels.

  • Order ahead

    Guests can order from minutes to weeks in advance, with different menus and pricing by time.

  • Multiple payment methods

    Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Swish, Vipps, Blik and others through its payment partners.

  • Telemetry

    Reports hardware exceptions and failed calls so IT teams can monitor digital channels in real time.

  • Third-party app sharing on staff screens

    Lets externally developed applications share the staff-facing screen with Future Ordering applications.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

No prices are published. The site directs buyers to book a personal demo.

How it compares

Compared with the 111 products in Online Ordering System that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 10 integrations. The median in this category is 6.
  • One of 56 products in this category with an iOS app. One of 56 products in this category with an Android app. 110 products in this category state their platforms.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Stripe, Square, Deliverect, Toast, Apple Pay, Uber Direct, Google Pay, Lightspeed, PayPal, Clover. Of these, this product's listing names Deliverect.

Works with

Delivery
DeliverectWolt
Loyalty
COMO
Other
Radius (FlyBuy)
Payments
AdyenPlanetWest PayNetsKlarna
Point of sale
Oracle

Listed as partners on the vendor's partners page. The homepage quotes a customer saying the platform integrates with Oracle Simphony. Hardware partners include Pyramid, Samsung, Elo Touch and Acrelec.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
Sweden
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Hardware
The kiosk software is described as hardware agnostic and the vendor lists hardware partners Pyramid, Samsung, Elo Touch and Acrelec.

The vendor says the platform runs across 10 countries but does not list them. Sweden is confirmed by its HQ and by KFC Sweden and Burger King Scandinavia customer stories.

The company

Company
Future Ordering Sweden AB
Headquarters
Stockholm, Sweden
Other offices
Luleå
Founders
Andreas Stormvinge, Robert Westerlund
Customers named by the vendor
KFC, Pizza Hut, Max Burgers, Carl's Jr., Burger King, Sushi Yama, Bastard Burgers

Security and support

Security and compliance
PCI DSS 3.2 Service Provider Level 1 (card data environment), GDPR (acts as processor of personal data)
Support
The vendor offers onboarding, a dedicated contact person and 24/7/365 support, plus an online support centre.

Listing details

Built for
Restaurants
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
futureordering.com
Also listed in
QR Code Menu & Ordering

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  • Servy

    Servy is an enterprise ordering and payment platform for airports and other large hospitality venues.

    Names 38 integrations, against 10 for Future Ordering.

  • DOOD

    DOOD is a French SaaS suite for digital ordering and data in food and beverage.

    Runs on Web, against Web, iOS and Android for Future Ordering.

  • OrderFood

    OrderFood is a direct online ordering system for restaurants in Sweden, Denmark and Poland.

    Names 12 integrations, against 10 for Future Ordering.

  • Ordering.co

    Ordering.co is an online ordering and delivery platform that gives restaurants branded websites, mobile apps, kiosks, a call-center screen, a merchant order queue and a driver app on one system.

    Names 18 integrations, against 10 for Future Ordering.

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Any price or contract terms
  • The 10 countries served
  • Interface languages and currencies supported
  • Founding year, funding rounds and headcount
  • Company registration number
  • Help centre content

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. Homepage, positioning, support claimhttps://www.futureordering.com/
  2. Platform modules and featureshttps://www.futureordering.com/platform
  3. Feature detail, payments, PCIhttps://www.futureordering.com/platform-features
  4. Partner and integration listhttps://www.futureordering.com/partners
  5. Company, leadership, officeshttps://www.futureordering.com/company
  6. Customer storieshttps://www.futureordering.com/customers
  7. KFC Sweden case studyhttps://www.futureordering.com/customers/kfc
  8. Investor mentionhttps://www.futureordering.com/careers