A shared restaurant data platform data platform
We built a governed data platform for Hungry Jack’s, connecting point-of-sale, app, loyalty, supply-chain and finance data for reporting and analysis.
Who we built this for.
Hungry Jack's data sat in silos across POS, mobile, loyalty, supply chain, and finance, blocking holistic analysis, real-time decisions, and a unified view of the customer, with weak governance underneath.
We designed and delivered a centralised data lake ingesting structured and unstructured data, with real-time analytics, unified customer profiles, and an AI-ready foundation.
What stood in the way.
Silos everywhere
Every system held its own version of the truth; no analysis could span them.
Decisions on delay
Fragmented, delayed reporting kept the chain reactive instead of proactive.
A partial customer view
Transactions, loyalty, and digital behaviour never met in one profile.
Weak governance
Accuracy and compliance varied across business units.
The solution, piece by piece.
A unified data lake
Central architecture ingests structured and unstructured data as one governed truth.
Real-time analytics
Immediate insight into customers, operations, and business metrics.
Customer intelligence
Unified profiles built from transactions, loyalty, and digital behaviour.
Operational dashboards
Executives see every location in real time.
An AI-ready foundation
Clean, structured data feeds forecasting and machine learning.
Data governance
Accuracy and compliance enforced across business units.
What changed for the client.
A single source of truth
Restaurant data silos collapsed into one governed lake.
Real-time operational insight
Decisions moved from reactive reporting to live intelligence.
Unified customer profiles
One view of the customer across every touchpoint.
AI-ready by design
The foundation now powers forecasting, personalisation, and optimisation.
The capabilities that carried this engagement.
Every AI ambition starts with one governed source of truth.
Talk to the team that unifies enterprise data estates without stopping the business.