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Each station sees its queue, not everyone else's pile.

Fulfillment screens route items to the stations that make them so the floor keeps pace when volume spikes. Staff advance tickets, recall when needed, and look up history when a customer asks what went out twenty minutes ago.

Kitchen Display

Downtown · Grill

Live

#1842

Take out

Grill

4:12

In progress
  • 1× Harbor Burger
  • 2× Fries

#1841

Take out

Expo

1:48

New
  • 1× Salmon Bowl
  • No onion

Bar 3

Dine in

Bar

8:05

Ready
  • 2× Latte
  • 3+

    Stations per site

    Route cook, prep, pass, packing, and custom screens

  • Clear

    Ticket flow

    Start, mark ready, and complete without losing context

  • Recall

    When tickets return

    History across the location's shift

What your team actually opens

These are real product screens, not mockups of a mockup. Scroll through the same views managers and floor staff use during a shift.

  • Each station's live queue

    Tickets show elapsed time and urgency. Staff Start ticket, Mark ready, then Complete. No shared paper pile.

  • Set up a new screen

    Pick the location and station before the board goes live. Same flow when you hang a new tablet.

  • Prove what went out

    Search ticket history by order, station, and status when a customer asks what happened.

What breaks during a bad rush

Paper tickets and shared screens create chaos. Station queues keep each person on their own work.

  • Pass is calling items the cook station never saw.

    Routing sends proteins to cook and cold items to prep. Each screen shows only its station queue.

  • A customer says their order never came up.

    Ticket history shows start, ready, and complete times for that order number across the shift.

How tickets move through fulfillment

  1. 01

    Set up stations in your dashboard

    Assign catalog items to cook, prep, pass, or packing screens per location.

  2. 02

    Orders fire from any register

    Orders route automatically when staff send them from main registers or handhelds.

  3. 03

    Advance and recall on the line

    Staff move tickets forward and pull history without paper chits.

  • Route items to grill, prep, pass, packing, and custom station screens per location

  • Tickets fire from any main register or handheld the moment the order is sent

  • Advance tickets without losing modifiers, notes, or course context

  • Recall a ticket when something comes back or was completed too early

  • Searchable ticket history for the location's shift, timing proof when customers ask

  • Daily order numbers on screens, history, and receipts

  • Category and item send flags so bottled drinks skip the line that does not need them

Each station sees its own work

Hot items land on the cook screen. Cold prep lands on prep. Pass or packing sees what is still on the line, not every ticket meant for another station.

Full ticket history

Advance tickets, recall when something comes back, and search history when service needs timing proof fast.

Routing that matches your catalog

Flag whole categories for fulfillment, then override single items that should skip the line, or send one-offs that live outside a station category.