TransAct Technologies, a provider of food service technology solutions, has announced the official launch of its next-generation enterprise-level BOHA! SaaS platform.
This platform targets large restaurant chains and food service businesses, upgrading previous software applications into a more comprehensive cloud-based enterprise solution.
The BOHA! platform is the industry's first cloud-native enterprise system that integrates multiple functions including food safety, date code and grab-and-go label printing, food and equipment temperature monitoring, pH measurement, checklists and task management, inventory management, timers, and food recalls.
This solution combines cloud-based SaaS applications with dedicated hardware and accessories, providing a one-stop service for restaurant back-of-house operations, meeting current operational needs while possessing future-proof scalability.
Currently, TransAct's BOHA! solution serves over 19,000 restaurant locations globally.
The company continues to make progress in the food service technology sector, with its Food Service Technology segment's recurring revenue reaching $3.3 million in the first quarter of 2026, representing a 26% year-over-year increase.
The company previously secured its first BOHA! enterprise license agreement covering all 300 locations of a retail food service operator, a five-year agreement with average annual revenue per unit of approximately $950.
The company's CEO stated that the launch of the new enterprise-grade platform marks a significant advancement in the company's transition to a SaaS solutions provider.
As the BOHA! business scale continues to expand, the company is building a more predictable, higher-margin recurring revenue stream.
Regarding its transformation, TransAct obtained a perpetual, royalty-free license for the BOHA! software source code in August 2025, enabling the company to independently modify and enhance the platform.
Concurrently, the company recently appointed a new Chief Financial Officer, continuing the leadership team adjustments to support the strategic shift towards a recurring revenue model.
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