Last updated: Mar 24, 2026, 11:22 AM
QSR Automations is a read-only kitchen display integration, that provides improved kitchen workflow and back-of-house communication.
| This integration requires access to Toast Partner Integrations. To learn more, see Set Up Toast Partner Integrations. |
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QSR Automations provides a read-only back-of-house solution to improve kitchen workflow and communication, allowing Toast customers to have kitchens better keep pace during peak hours, with lower ticket times and faster table turns. Leveraging Toast’s menus, orders, labor, and kitchen data, QSR Automations’ hardware-enabled integration also supports Bin Management, a forecasting and projection tool to increase the speed of service.
Toast customers can now easily integrate QSR Automations on Toast Web.
Note: Your restaurant must have access to Toast Partner Integrations to gain access to the QSR Automations integration. To learn more, see .
To complete the integration, please follow the steps listed below:
Once the integration tile is added and the QSR Automations Team has reached out to you, onboarding and setup for QSR are usually completed within 10 weeks. This is dependent on the needs, responsiveness, and project specifications. For existing QSR customers, this timeline is usually shorter, again, varying depending on the unique needs. You can work with QSR Automations directly to get a more personalized timeline.
Hardware and Installation
QSR Automations runs on 3rd-party KDS hardware, and cannot be installed or used on Toast’s KDS. Customers using QSR Automations are responsible for installing their own 3rd party hardware.
Toast must be installed and configured before QSR setup and installation.
Network Connection
QSR Automations hardware and software must be connected to the internet, and cannot run on or be directly connected to a Toast-managed network (TMN). To enhance the safety and security of a customer’s Toast-Managed Network, customers can no longer use their Toast router or Toast switch (Meraki) to supply internet access to Non-Toast issued ethernet devices. These unauthorized devices must be disconnected from the Toast network to further protect guest payments and company data.
You must connect their third-party QSR hardware to the internet via one of the following options:
You will need to have dining options, prep stations set up, and item prep times set up in Toast Web when using QSR Automations integration. QSR’s team will work directly with you to guide you on the necessary configuration to ensure settings work to spec within QSR and Toast.
To learn more about Prep Stations and Item Prep Time please follow the articles below:
To learn more about the Dining Option setup please follow the article below:
Note: QSR does not support Open Items.