The screen customers watch while they wait — preparing on one side, ready on the other — moved automatically when the kitchen bumps the ticket.
Pair a screen as an order board and name it for the collection point. Orders appear as preparing the moment they are fired, and jump to ready with a chime the moment the kitchen bumps them. Nobody shouts a number.
The customer-facing boards, on their own.
Every board, its collection point, its branch and whether it is online.
What the customers are reading right now, mirrored in the app.
The newest ready order, large, with the customer’s first name.
On or off, per board.
Pair one screen at the collection point. That is most of it.
Type the code the screen shows, name it — Collection point, Bar — pick a branch. Done.
Every order the kitchen is working on, in the order it was fired.
Moved the moment the kitchen bumps it. The number is big enough to read from the queue.
A sound so people looking at their phones look up.
An order board is not a KDS wearing a different skin. It has its own app and its own settings.
See what the board is showing from the app, without standing in front of it.
The newest ready order in a large panel with the customer’s first name, readable from across the room.
Boards belong to a branch, so several sites sit under one account.
Pair a board from the phone or the web with the code on its screen.
The app tells you when it cannot reach a board, rather than the customers telling you.
Till, table, kiosk, online — if the kitchen fires it, the board shows it.
Any Android tablet or screen with the app. No dedicated box.
An order from the customer's side.
Three of the places you will spend time in OrderUp.
Either side of the pass.
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