Every order on a kitchen screen, not a paper ticket
Orders from the register, the kiosk and online show on the kitchen screen as they are sent. Each station sees its items, and a timer shows how long each has waited.
No more paper tickets
Every order shows on a screen in the kitchen, with its modifiers and notes in plain view.
A screen for each station
The grill sees grill items, the fryer sees fryer items, and expo sees the whole order.
Timers and colors
Each order shows how long it has waited and changes color as it gets older.
Bump and recall
Bump an order when it is ready, and bring it back with a tap if it was bumped by mistake.
What you get
Orders arrive the moment they are sent
Orders from the register, the kiosk, your ordering page and the delivery apps land on the same kitchen screens.
- Modifiers and notes on every item
- Dine-in, takeout and delivery marked
- New orders stand out
Each station sees its own work
Each item goes to the station that makes it, and the expo screen shows the whole order.
- Screens by station
- An expo view of the full order
- Item routes set in the back office
Keep an eye on the clock
A timer runs on every order and its color changes as it ages, so the oldest order is easy to spot.
- Timers on every order
- Colors as orders age
- Bump when ready, recall when needed
Questions and answers
What is a kitchen display?
A screen in the kitchen that shows each order in place of a printed ticket. Cooks see what to make and bump the order when it is ready.
Can I still print tickets?
Yes. Use a kitchen screen, a kitchen printer or both, station by station.
Which orders show on the screen?
Orders from Advantage POS, the self-order kiosk, your online ordering page and the delivery apps, all in one line.
What if an order is bumped by mistake?
Recall it. The order comes back to the screen with a tap.
