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Kitchen, Service & Cashier Screens (Pro)

How your team sees and manages orders

When a guest sends an order, everything appears live in the Admin Panel. Staff open the tabs at the top, and each role sees only what it needs.

The kitchen screen shows incoming orders as cards, refreshing automatically every few seconds with a notification beep on a new order. It suits a tablet mounted in the kitchen.

Each order’s status flows in order:

Status Meaning
🆕 New Just arrived, not started
🍳 Preparing The kitchen has picked it up
✅ Done Cooked, ready to serve
🍽️ Delivered Handed to the guest

The kitchen taps a card to advance the status one step at a time. Each order shows the table number, items, quantities, and the guest’s note (for example “no peanuts”).

The service view is designed for a waiter’s phone, with large, easy-to-tap buttons. It shows:

  • 🔔 Ready-to-serve queue: dishes the kitchen has finished, waiting to go to the table
  • 🙋 Table-calls queue: tables that tapped “Call waiter” (from the bell)
  • A combined “delivered + paid” button to close things out fast

Staff see at a glance which table is waiting for what, without running to ask the kitchen.

The cashier view groups every order by table for easy settling:

  • See the running bill for each table
  • A settle-all button to close a table in one go
  • Choose the method the guest used: cash / card / PromptPay
  • Verify the PromptPay amount a guest reported as paid before closing the bill

You create staff accounts with a PIN for each person and assign a role, so everyone sees only their own job:

Role Sees Best device
Owner Everything, including menu, analytics, staff, and the audit log Computer
Manager The same, except staff accounts and the audit log Computer
Kitchen Kitchen screen only Kitchen tablet
Service Kitchen screen, pre-orders, and the service view Phone
Cashier Cashier view and order history, not the kitchen screen Till

Every role also has its own Notifications tab, so each person can switch notifications on for their own device (Chapter 12).

The 📊 Statistics tab summarizes your venue by period (today / 7 days / 30 days):

It opens with a summary of the period: total orders, how many of those were paid or valid, how many were cancelled, the revenue, and the average order value. That last number is the one to watch, it tells you whether an evening was busy or simply profitable.

Below the summary:

  • 🏆 Top dishes, by quantity or by revenue, and 📉 rarely ordered dishes
  • 📈 Revenue per day
  • 🕐 Peak hours
  • 🪑 Top tables
  • 🌐 Guest languages (helps you decide which languages to focus on)
  • 💳 Payment methods: how much came in as cash, card, or PromptPay