In shortTajerGo is KOT software for Indian restaurants: the bill and the kitchen order ticket start from the same order. Items fire to the kitchen display the moment they ring up, the line works from one queue, and the preparation stage shows on the ticket rather than on a handwritten slip. Free plan at ₹0.
A handwritten KOT loses the order at peak
TajerGo puts the order on a kitchen screen the moment it rings up, so the ticket cannot be dropped, smudged or handed to the wrong station. A paper KOT depends on one runner and one legible slip. At peak, a table waits because the docket never reached the range, and afterwards nobody can say whether the order was rung up, cooked or forgotten.
The kitchen ticket carries the same record as the bill
Kitchen Display System
Orders fire to the kitchen screen the moment they ring up. No paper tickets lost at peak.
Offline mode
Supported offline sales can queue locally and sync when connectivity returns.
Inventory & recipe costing
Every sale deducts ingredients by recipe, so food cost and wastage stay visible daily.
Shift close & cash control
Close every shift with a cash count, variance flag and a clean handover record.
Reports & profit intelligence
A daily owner brief shows sales, cost, variance and profit without opening a spreadsheet.
TajerGo includes the kitchen display from the Starter plan
TajerGo charges per active branch in rupees, and the kitchen display is part of the Starter plan at ₹2,299 per active branch each month, so a second kitchen costs what the first one costs. Free plan at ₹0. Paid plans from ₹2,299 per active branch per month. Annual billing gives two months free. One Business Account carries one plan across every active branch on one billing relationship. India workspaces support branch GST registrations and GST component records, subject to merchant setup and qualified tax review.
The order screen raises the KOT
TajerGo raises the kitchen order ticket from the order itself, so the item, quantity and modifier the cashier keyed are the ones the kitchen reads. Orders, payments, shifts and receipt details begin at the counter instead of being typed again later, which is what keeps the ticket and the bill from drifting apart. A change at the counter becomes a change on the ticket rather than a second slip sent after the first.
The kitchen display replaces the ticket spike
TajerGo fires every ticket to the kitchen screen and moves it through its preparation stage, so the line works from one queue. The preparation queue moves without re-entry, and the screen shows what is active rather than what was printed twenty minutes ago. Delivery orders keyed in at the counter join the same queue. TajerGo does not connect to Swiggy, Zomato or other aggregators today; orders from those apps are entered at the counter.
Stations and printing are settled during implementation
TajerGo sends tickets to kitchen display stations, and the migration review confirms the station layout, the hardware and the printing behaviour your kitchen needs before a go-live date is agreed. The review maps menus, modifiers, recipes and opening stock, confirms hardware compatibility and supported offline expectations, and walks cashiers, kitchen teams and managers through the workflows relevant to their roles.
The ticket trail feeds stock and the shift close
TajerGo deducts ingredients by recipe as each item sells, so a ticket the kitchen worked is also a stock movement rather than a separate count. Theoretical usage sits next to what you actually counted, and the gap is the conversation to have with the kitchen this week. Every shift closes with a counted drawer, a variance flag and a record of who closed it, and the daily owner brief names what moved instead of leaving you to rebuild it from dockets.
What TajerGo India does not offer today
Four things to check before choosing TajerGo for kitchen ticketing. None of them is on a committed date.
No UPI app integration
UPI can be recorded as its own tender with the payment reference kept against the order. TajerGo does not currently connect to a UPI payment gateway or initiate the customer payment.
English-only interface
English only today, including printed dockets and receipts.
Delivery integrations are not live
Delivery-platform integrations are coming soon, not live today. Platforms, launch dates, sync scope and pricing are not yet confirmed. TajerGo does not connect to Swiggy, Zomato or other aggregators today; orders from those apps are entered at the counter.
The contracting entity is in the UAE
TajerGo AI Technologies LLC in Abu Dhabi operates the product and serves India cross-border; it has no Indian entity. There is no Indian entity or registered office; the contract is with the UAE company.
KOT software in India, common questions
A kitchen order ticket is the instruction the kitchen cooks from: the item, the quantity and the modifiers on it. In TajerGo the ticket is raised from the order itself, so the kitchen screen and the bill describe the same sale.
TajerGo sends tickets to the kitchen display, so the screen is the primary destination. Station layout, printing behaviour and hardware compatibility are confirmed during the migration review before a go-live date is agreed.
Once they are keyed in at the counter, yes. TajerGo does not connect to Swiggy, Zomato or other aggregators today; orders from those apps are entered at the counter and fire to the same queue as walk-in orders.
Supported offline sales queue locally on the till and sync when the connection returns.
Free is ₹0 for one active branch. Paid plans are ₹2,299, ₹6,999 and ₹20,999 per active branch each month, with two months free on annual billing. The kitchen display is part of the Starter plan at ₹2,299 per active branch each month.
TajerGo supports GSTIN records by state and branch, HSN/SAC-ready tax profiles, and CGST, SGST or IGST component snapshots in rupees. That is product support, not legal certification: the merchant and a qualified Indian tax adviser must validate rates, registrations, place of supply and invoice wording before live use.
