Orders by station
Grill, drinks or fryer see only what they need to prepare.
Kitchen display (KDS)
Never let an order get forgotten in the kitchen.
A kitchen display for fast food, restaurants and coffee shops. Orders reach each station, the color warns how long they’ve been waiting and the cook clears them with a "bump". When the order is ready, the POS till gets a sound alert to hand it over.
Without MKA
- Paper tickets get misplaced, wet or misread.
- At peak time nobody can see which order has been waiting the longest.
- The cashier has to go ask the kitchen whether the order is out yet.
What you’ll measure
Preparation time
7,4 min−2,1 min
Orders in red
4 %−7 pts
of all shift orders
Orders per peak hour
128+18 %
Handed over on first alert
96 %+14 pts
Sample indicators with illustrative data. In MKA they are computed live from your operation.
Try it right here
Clear orders in the kitchen and watch the alert reach the till.
On the left, the kitchen display with orders by station; move the clock ahead and watch them turn from green to amber to red. On the right, the till: when an order is ready the alert sounds, and Table 4 shows up with its "take-away" tag. "Watch it run" plays it by itself.
Example flow
An order in the kitchen, from ticket to hand-off
Benefits
Why Kitchen display (KDS) in MKA
Color by waiting time
Each order changes color as it waits, so late ones are handled first.
Clear with a "bump"
One tap marks the order as ready and clears it from the screen.
Sound alert at the till
When the order is ready, the POS beeps and the cashier hands it over.
"Take-away" at a glance
The till sees which table orders are take-away, so they’re packed without asking.
In detail
Everything included
Stations
- Orders by station
- "Bump" clearing flow
Timing
- Color alert by waiting time
- The most delayed orders stand out at peak time
Till
- Sound alert in the POS when the order is ready
- Table orders flagged as "take-away"
All-in-One
Connects with
Data flows between modules on its own: no integrations, no exporting or importing.
FAQ
How does the till know the order is ready?
When the kitchen bumps it, the POS receives an alert with a sound.
Does each station see every order?
No: orders are shown by station, so each one sees only its own work.
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