Plan: Professional
Kitchen display & station printing
The kitchen does not go blind in an outage — the ticket prints straight from the till
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Operations
Drive-thru
The car is the unit of work — and every stage is on the clock
Turns a fast-food lane into a tracked queue. A car is the unit of work: it arrives at the order point, the cashier rings its sale on the normal till, the kitchen cooks it through the same display, and it is handed over at the window — with every stage timed against per-lane targets and reported afterwards.
From the Enterprise plan up
What this covers
- Lane and order-point management — any number of lanes per store, each with its own ordered stations (speaker → window 1 → window 2) and its own speed-of-service targets
- Order recall by car position — a live board listing active cars in queue order, with a plate hint, a colour dot and the linked order number
- Car lifecycle: at order point → ordered → preparing → at window → delivered, with abandoned available from any active state
- Linking the sale to the car is what ties the money to the car, and promotes it out of the order point
- Speed-of-service timers — live per-stage elapsed time with over-target highlighting, computed on the server’s clock rather than a device’s
- SOS reporting — average, median and 90th percentile per stage, cars served and abandon rate, broken down per lane and per hour of the day
- Kitchen display integration — the ticket carries the lane and the car’s position
- An order-ready feed — a lightweight endpoint a customer display or signage screen polls
Related features
All featuresOrder management
Every order’s life, from the till to delivery and returns
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Reports & analytics
Twenty reports computed on your store’s Riyadh day, not on UTC
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See it on your shop
Thirty minutes on your products, your tax setup and your hardware — not a slide deck.