Kitchen tablet
Every order on one screen. Loud enough to hear from the kitchen.
Website, phone and walk-in orders land in the same queue, with a full-screen alert that keeps sounding until someone taps it.
Built for a kitchen at 19:30, not for a product tour.
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Three columns, no training
New, in the kitchen, ready. An order moves left to right and that is the whole system. Anyone on shift picks it up in a minute.
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Nothing gets missed
A new order takes over the screen with a sound that repeats until someone accepts it — then nudges you again at three, seven and twelve minutes if it is still sitting there.
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Slammed? Say so.
Turn on busy mode and every quoted time stretches until you turn it off. Push a single order back by five, ten, fifteen or twenty minutes and the guest is told automatically.
One device, the whole service.
Opening hours
Close early without leaving the pass.
Change your weekly hours or add a holiday closure on the tablet. Your website, your app and your QR menu read the same hours, so they stop taking orders for that window straight away.
Sold out
Take an item off in two taps.
Pause a dish or a whole category and it disappears from your website, your app and your QR menu straight away.
Printing
Prints the ticket your kitchen already reads.
An Epson thermal printer over Bluetooth or your network, 58 or 80 mm, as many copies as you want.
Questions? Answered.
Run the numbers once, for your restaurant.
20 minutes, your numbers, no sales show. Afterwards you know what the portal really costs you.