We built Visbi to make your floors legible.
A restaurant group with more than two locations had less insight into its own floors than a first-week e-commerce founder had about their website, not because the data wasn't there, but because nothing turned it into an honest read.
The result: a clear, honest read of what actually happens on every floor you run.
It started with a phone call from a restaurant operator, and a question that looked too simple to be hard.
At Innovatics, our work since 2020 has been to take scattered business data and turn it into decisions leaders can act on. The problem is always the same: the numbers exist, but they sit in separate systems and nobody has joined them.
Then a restaurant called. They weren't asking for a report. They wanted to know one thing: when a guest walks in, does someone greet them, every time? They had a POS, a kitchen display, cameras and a pile of Google reviews. None of them could answer it.
That was the moment it clicked. The answer wasn't missing. It was spread across systems that had never been introduced to each other. We had solved that problem for other industries. We hadn't yet pointed it at a restaurant floor.
Restaurants were never short of data. They were short of one place where it comes together.
The missing piece was never another system. It was a way to join the ones you already run into one honest read of the guest experience. So we built it.
Visbi brings the systems you already run into one clear read of the guest experience at every location.
Visbi considers the data you already have.
Each read draws on the sources that fit your setup, and every figure stays labelled with where it came from.
Help every location give guests the visit you meant them to have.
Find the formula
See what your best-performing outlet does differently, step by step, and where the others slip.
Copy it across outlets
Take that formula to every other location, with the moment to point at when you coach. Comparisons stay within your brand. A coaching tool, not a surveillance one.
Hold the standard
See where a guest's visit drops below your standard, at any outlet, and fix it where it starts.
The name began as Vision + BI: what a camera sees, joined to the numbers a business runs on. It still means that, with more on the table now. Your POS, kitchen, reviews and weather sit beside the cameras, for the one place that never had a single view: your floor.
Visbi does one thing: it explains how multi-location restaurants and hospitality actually serve their guests.
That's why it reads across your systems instead of repeating what each one already says. A tool made for your operation sees what a general-purpose one never will.
And it fits how you already work: your systems, your brand, your standards. Start with the cameras and POS you have; your Readiness Audit maps what your setup supports. Visbi speaks operator, not IT: it is built for the people who run the floor, not for a security desk.
When a tool is built for your business, it hands you answers, not just numbers.
Behind Visbi is a team that has been joining scattered data into decisions since 2020.
Visbi is built by the team at Innovatics, a decision-intelligence company that turns scattered business data into one validated view, and then into decisions leaders can act on. Retail and eCommerce, manufacturing, financial services: the sources differ, the discipline doesn't. Visbi is that same discipline, pointed at the restaurant floor.
Same craft, new groundRetail & eCommerce · Manufacturing · Financial services
Full-service · Fast-casual · QSR · Hospitality groups
So when Visbi is on your floor, a company with years of decision work stands behind it, accountable for how your data is handled.
The rest is easier to show than tell.
Start with a Readiness Audit: a straight look at what Visbi would show about the guest experience in your operation, starting from the cameras and systems you already have. Pricing comes after your Readiness Audit.
Start with a Readiness Check.
Seven quick questions, about 90 seconds, no uploads. You'll see what your cameras can likely see, and what they probably miss, on screen straight away.