Visible production
Every order can follow its status within the preparation flow.
Track production states, prioritize orders and coordinate the kitchen from the same flow that starts in the dining room.
These are the concrete results you get with this feature in the day-to-day of service.
Every order can follow its status within the preparation flow.
The kitchen receives the service context without relying on parallel systems.
The KDS draws from the same stack as tickets, products and service.
Real screens of the product in action, not mockups. What you see here is exactly what your team will use.
KDS board
Orders grouped by production state and station, so the kitchen keeps the pace of service.
Order tied to the ticket
The order is born from the same dining room ticket: the kitchen receives the order with all its context, not a loose copy.
Features that are already available and live in the product from day one.
Step by step, this is how this feature fits into real service, without switching tools or losing context.
The order generated in the dining room is reflected within the production flow.
The kitchen can track preparation progress and keep service visibility.
The production output stays linked to the order and the service that triggered it.
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