The kitchen's own screen — what to make, in what order, how long it has waited — by station, with a chime, on any Android tablet.
Pair a tablet with a six-character code and give it a station. Tickets arrive live from the till, the table and the kiosk, timed in colour. Grill sees grill; the expo view sees everything. Bump a ticket and the front of house knows.
Paired kitchen displays, and only those.
Every KDS, its station, its branch and whether it is online.
Which prep stations each screen handles — one, several, or all.
The board as the kitchen sees it, mirrored in the app.
Layout, theme, chime — per screen, changed from the app.
One tablet on the pass is enough. Stations and expo come when the kitchen has lines.
Type the code the tablet shows, name the station, pick a branch. It is on the pass in a minute.
Grill line, sushi bar, expo — each screen handles the stations you assign, so nobody sees tickets that are not theirs.
Orders arrive as they are taken — from the till, the table, the kiosk or online — with their modifiers.
How long since it was fired, going from calm to urgent. The oldest ticket is never hidden.
A grid of tickets, or a strip along the pass. Per screen.
One screen that sees every station, for the person plating and calling.
Done. It clears the pass, and the customer board moves it to ready.
A sound on new tickets, so heads-down cooks do not miss one.
Light or dark, for the kitchen's light.
A screen can change role — a KDS becomes an order board without re-pairing.
Run paperless, or route a line to a printer as well. Both from the same order.
The same Android app is KDS, order board, table sign or signage. Buy one kind of tablet.
A ticket in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in KDS.
The rest of the kitchen.
Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.
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