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Counter-led, high volume

At four hundred tickets a night, software just has to get out of the way.

Volume is a line problem long before it is a cooking problem.

Counter staff handing an order across a busy service counter
What makes it hard
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01

Four screens, four opinions

Delivery tablets, a website, a register and a printer, each with its own idea of what came in first.

02

Pre-orders clog the line

A ticket for 7pm has no business being on the kitchen screen at 4pm.

03

The menu drifts

One price change, four places to make it, and a customer who finds the fifth.

How we would set it up
02 / 02

The first week, in four decisions.

Where most startPro$60/mo

Pro is where the register, the app and drawer counts all arrive together.

Compare plans
  1. 01

    One line, in the order things arrived

    Every order lands on the same kitchen screen, and nobody can skip a step.

  2. 02

    Pre-orders held back

    They wait above the line and drop in when it is time to start them.

  3. 03

    One menu, a price list per location

    Downtown can charge more than the suburbs without a second menu existing anywhere.

  4. 04

    A drawer count every shift

    Cash from the register lands in that shift’s count, so being short is traceable.

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The kitchen display with live tickets as cards, the time each has been waiting, and one-tap status buttons.

Run your next service on one system.

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