Who is considered a 'User' according to the Beggars Pizza agreement?

According to Beggars Pizza's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a 'User' is defined within the context of SpeedLine's online ordering service. Specifically, a User is considered to be an individual or entity that places online orders for the Customer's (in this case, the Beggars Pizza franchisee's) food for either pick-up or delivery through the SpeedLine service. This definition is important for understanding data privacy and usage terms related to the online ordering system.

This definition clarifies that anyone ordering food online from a Beggars Pizza location through the SpeedLine platform is considered a User. The agreement also specifies that 'User Data' includes all data submitted or collected from Users when they place online orders, create accounts, or otherwise use the service to order food from the Customer. This data is crucial for order processing and potentially for marketing purposes, subject to data protection and privacy laws.

For a prospective Beggars Pizza franchisee, understanding this definition is essential because it outlines the scope of data collection and usage associated with online orders. Franchisees should be aware of their responsibilities regarding the privacy and security of User Data, as they have possession of all User Data which will be stored on Customer's servers where the SpeedLine POS Solution is installed. They should also understand how SpeedLine uses this data for providing the service and for statistical reporting, ensuring compliance with data protection laws.