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Kitchen display

Kitchen display

Tickets hit the kitchen the moment they are sent — no paper chits to lose, no runner playing telephone. The display colors tickets by the timing thresholds you set, and status flows back to the front of house on its own, so everyone is working from the same clock.

The order is on the line the second it’s sent — dine-in, pickup, and delivery together.

Paper chits get lost, and the front never knows where an order is.

Handwritten tickets fall behind the pass, and the front of house has to walk back to ask “is table six up yet?” The kitchen display puts every order on one screen with a running clock, and pushes status back to the front automatically.

How it works

Simple where it counts.

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The order fires instantly

The second a ticket is sent from the register or an online order lands, it appears on the kitchen display — no printing, no walking.

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Timing colors the ticket

New, warn, and late thresholds you configure change the ticket’s state as the clock runs, so the line sees what needs hands now.

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Status flows back to the front

As the kitchen marks progress, the front of house is updated automatically — no one has to walk back and ask.

What’s inside

Everything this covers.

Every order, one screen

Dine-in, pickup, and delivery share the same display with their own queues, so nothing is fired to the wrong place.

  • Kitchen display with new / warn / late timing thresholds you configure
  • Delivery and pickup queues alongside dine-in
  • Tickets appear the instant they are sent

A clock everyone shares

Color-coded timing keeps the pass honest. The front and back of house are looking at the same status, in real time.

  • Timing thresholds you set decide when a ticket warns or goes late
  • Order status flows back to the front of house automatically
  • No paper chits to lose behind the line
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Thresholds you set, not ones we guess

A café and a steakhouse don’t cook on the same clock. You configure the new / warn / late thresholds, and the display colors every ticket against your kitchen’s reality — so “late” actually means late for you.

Good to know.

Fires from
The register and online orders, instantly
Queues
Dine-in, pickup, and delivery — side by side
Timing
New / warn / late thresholds you configure
Back to front
Order status updates the front of house automatically

Questions, answered.

Do online orders show up here too?

Yes — pickup and delivery orders land on the same display as dine-in, each in its own queue.

Can I set my own timing?

Yes. You configure the new, warn, and late thresholds so the display reflects how fast your kitchen actually works.

Does the front of house see progress?

Automatically. As the kitchen marks tickets, status flows back to the front with no one walking back to ask.

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