Fast food chainIllustrative scenariosAudience · Store operations · HQ store development
One or two people actually sit at a four-person table
Reworking the seating raised how many guests the same floor area can hold.
From problem to result
- Problem
- Layout built around four-person tables, with no record of actual party size
- Applied and measured
- Seating gets laid out once and rarely revisited. saai insight measures average party size per table and seat occupancy, showing the gap between actual use and the seating plan. Whether to swap the tables was the store operations team's call.
- Expected output
- Movable two-person tables, paired with one and two-person set promotions
saai insight
Illustrative
Illustrative: about +10%
Revenue, stores in scope
Illustrative
Illustrative: 8 guests to 12
Capacity in the same floor area
Illustrative
Average party size per table, seat occupancy
What was measured
Illustrative
Same stores, before and after the seating change
Comparison
Evidence and scope
02 VerifyIllustrative scenariosAudience · Store operations · HQ store development
A case reconstructed from real deployment experience. All figures are replaced with hypothetical values to protect client confidentiality, and client names are not disclosed. Seating demand varies by catchment area and time of day.