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KFC, Burger King, Subway and McDonald’s run on BuiltOS. Here is one asset open in each.

550assets logged
4restaurants

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The KFC pylon sign’s record, open in the 3D model KFC · Large Pylon Sign, its record
McDonald’s in 3D, with three areas marked

On the plan

Open any one from where it sits.

Every asset sits on the plan, from the dining room to the drive-through lanes, and you open it there, not from a spreadsheet. Here is McDonald’s; the other three are laid out the same way.

  1. The forecourt and the outdoor seatingThe paved forecourt, the planters and the patio umbrellas, each with its own record.
  2. The signs and menu screensThe sign over the entrance and the menu screens above the counter.
  3. The kitchen and building equipmentThe kitchen line, and the rooftop units and exhaust fan on the roof over it.
Asked about the fryer in the Burger King model: the answer and the work order it raised
Burger King · the fryer, asked and answered

On the record

A fryer that keeps shutting down, and the job that fixes it.

At Burger King, staff reported a fryer that kept shutting down.

Repaired.ai saw it was a safety cut-off and kept the fryer out of service. It sent an urgent job to the kitchen contractor already on contract: replace the high-limit thermostat.

Burger King · the fryer lineRead the case study →

Asked about the mic on lane 1, it answers from the same register: the intercom that serves that lane, the fault already attended on it in the last seven months, and the warranty that ran out in April 2025.

From the record

More from the record, on the right asset.

Menu Screen 2 at McDonald’s: what it has cost, and what replacing it would

A dim menu screen, and the part behind it.

Readable after dark, unreadable in sun: the brightness sensor has failed, not the screen. About $210 for the sensor board against $3,200 for the panel.

McDonald’sQuick service · 174 assets logged
Oven 1 at Subway: its history and its costs

A history, not a status.

The sub oven now takes two cycles to reach set point in the morning. That lands on its record: blower motor replaced, converter cleaned, door seal replaced, then a recalibration.

SubwayQuick service · 96 assets logged
The KFC pylon sign in 3D, measured

Every unit, what was done, when.

Open KFC’s roadside sign: one open issue, a crack in the lower panel, with past visits listed below.

KFCQuick service · 148 assets logged

Questions

Quick service, asked and answered.

How do staff report a problem?
They scan the QR tag on the thing that is wrong, with any phone and no app, or text the building. Repaired.ai logs the report on that asset as a work order.
Does it need a 3D model?
No. BuiltOS works on any building, using QR tags and texts. Add the 3D model, and every asset you track shows up where it really is.
Does BuiltOS do the work?
No. BuiltOS coordinates the work; your vendors and licensed trades do it.

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