# DTiQ launches ACTIONiQ to alert restaurant managers

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DTiQ says ACTIONiQ flags queue conditions, supports scheduled reviews and leaves the response to restaurant managers.

Published: 2026-10-01T18:38:31.050484+00:00

By QSR Pro Staff

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DTiQ has launched ACTIONiQ, an AI tool it says analyzes existing camera footage to flag restaurant operating conditions. Its [September 30 announcement](https://www.dtiq.com/news/dtiq-launches-actioniq) set October 1, 2026, for general availability to operators with multiple locations.

The company says a queue exceeding a defined threshold can trigger notifications through its 360iQ platform, email, text message or mobile app. Managers choose the response. Scheduled AI-assisted reviews cover dining-room cleanliness, staffing coverage and selected visual policy exceptions.

DTiQ says ACTIONiQ builds on VIDEOiQ, retaining live and recorded footage for investigation. DTiQ offers an upgrade for VIDEOiQ customers or a standalone product for new customers, with measurements to compare traffic, queues and service timing across locations and dayparts. Its [product FAQ](https://www.dtiq.com/actioniq) says customers retain video monitoring, cloud archiving, entry counts and heatmaps.

DTiQ’s [Q4 2025 release notes](https://info.dtiq.com/hubfs/ExternalReleaseNotesContent2025Q4.pdf?hsLang=en) describe earlier 360iQ changes: customizable SmartAudit emails and messages based on selected metrics. Account Analysis Report clients also gained report data in their audit dashboard.

Its separate [DRIVETHRUiQ platform, introduced March 24, 2026](https://www.dtiq.com/news/dtiq-unveils-enhanced-drive-thru-platform-built-on-trusted-summit-innovations-technology), built on Summit Innovations technology, added cameras as an alternative to vehicle-detection loops embedded in concrete. DTiQ said cameras could extend coverage to lane approaches and waiting bays, while prompts helped staff decide when to send cars to a waiting bay.

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