HME
HME supplies drive-thru communication and optimization systems to quick-service restaurants, including NEXEO | HDX drive-thru headsets, ZOOM Nitro drive-thru timers with performance reporting and leaderboards, and drive-thru voice AI ordering.
What Jolly reads from HME
Speed-of-service and drive-thru timing
How long each stage of service took, timestamped by daypart, which is the clearest example of a number a single shift both controls and can see move.
Daypart and shift attribution
Everything recorded carries the time it happened, so a goal can land on the specific daypart a team is staffed for.
Campaigns you can run on HME
More Store Analytics & Loss Prevention integrations
Jolly reads the same operational data from any of these.
HME integration FAQ
No. HME stays exactly where it is. Jolly reads from it so that Incentive Campaigns™ are measured on what your operation actually did, rather than on numbers people report at the end of the week.
No. Every Jolly integration is read-only. Jolly reads the operational data a campaign is measured on, and nothing moves in the other direction. Connecting HME does not change what your team does in it, what it contains, or how it behaves for the people who use it every day.
Integrations are scoped with your team during implementation, alongside the rest of the rollout rather than as a separate project. Tell us what you run and we take it from there, including systems that are not yet in our catalog and systems you are already planning to replace.
Yes. Because HME timestamps what it records, an audience and a goal can be scoped to a specific daypart or shift rather than asking a location to improve its average across every hour it is open.
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