Know How Every Experience Lands - While Your Teams Can Still Act

The World-Leading Operational Experience Intelligence Platform for High-Volume Venues, Service & Products.

Built for high-volume experiences where timing matters.

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How Foodback works

From live feedback to operational action.

Foodback turns in-the-moment experience signals into a continuous improvement loop.

01

Listen

Capture feedback in the moment.

Collect experience signals through QR codes, digital screens, table cards, packaging, venue signage, or embedded touchpoints — while the experience is still fresh.

02

Interpret

Turn signals into operational insight.

Identify satisfaction trends, friction points, sentiment shifts, product feedback, and location-level patterns before they become bigger issues.

03

Act

Get the right insight to the right team.

Route what matters to managers, operators, or central teams so they can fix issues, support locations, and improve the experience before problems escalate.

04

Validate

See whether action improved performance.

Track changes in satisfaction, consistency, and experience quality over time — so every improvement can be measured, learned from, and scaled.

Experience is delivered in real time. Your intelligence should be too.

Surveys capture feedback after the experience. Reviews surface dissatisfaction after it has already reached the public.
Both are useful signals, but both arrive late.

Foodback captures live experience signals while they are still actionable, giving operators real-time visibility into where friction is emerging, what is driving it, and where to improve next.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Foodback?

Foodback is a real-time experience intelligence platform for high-volume food service, venues, and products. It helps organisations capture in-the-moment feedback, identify operational issues, benchmark performance, and act before experience problems escalate.

What is Operational Experience Intelligence?

Operational Experience Intelligence is the continuous capture, interpretation, and activation of live experience signals from real people in real environments. It helps organisations manage experience as an operational performance driver, rather than relying only on retrospective surveys, reviews, or reports.

How is Foodback different from a survey tool?

Most survey tools collect feedback after the experience has ended. Foodback captures feedback while the experience is still fresh and actionable, helping operators see where friction is emerging, what is driving it, and where to improve next.

How is Foodback different from review or reputation platforms?

Review platforms help you monitor and respond to public feedback after dissatisfaction has already surfaced. Foodback helps teams capture private, in-the-moment experience signals earlier, before issues become complaints, bad reviews, or lost business.

Will people actually give feedback?

Yes — when the process is quick, easy, anonymous, and relevant to the moment. Foodback is designed for high-participation environments, making it simple for guests, visitors, fans, employees, and consumers to share feedback in seconds.

Do people need to download an app?

No. Foodback can capture feedback through QR codes, digital screens, table cards, packaging, venue signage, and other embedded touchpoints. Participants can respond quickly without downloading an app.

What kinds of organisations use Foodback?

Foodback is built for high-volume experience environments, including canteens, restaurants, stadiums, attractions, festivals, and FMCG brands. It is especially valuable for organisations managing multiple locations, large audiences, or frequent experience moments.

How quickly can teams act on feedback?

Foodback is designed to reduce the time between signal and action. Instead of waiting for delayed surveys, public reviews, or periodic reports, teams can see live feedback patterns and use them to guide operational improvements while issues are still actionable.