KOT and kitchen display
KOT on a kitchen screen instead of a handwritten slip
Every order raises its KOT the moment it is billed and lands on the kitchen display with modifiers, notes and an elapsed timer. Cooks bump a ticket when it is ready and recall it if they bumped too early. The kitchen display is part of the Starter plan.
Step by step
How it works
The bill raises the KOT
The item, quantity and modifiers the cashier keyed are exactly what the kitchen reads. No runner, no smudged slip.
Kitchen display, Restaurants & cafés Tickets split by station
Tandoor, curry and cold line see their own items, each with the table or parcel number.
Kitchen display, Restaurants & cafés Timers show what is running late
Elapsed time turns red past its target, so the pass knows which table to chase.
Kitchen display, Restaurants & cafés Bump when ready, recall if needed
A bumped ticket leaves the screen; recall brings back the last one without re-entering it.
Kitchen display, Restaurants & cafés
What you can do
Station routingStarter plan
Route items to the station that cooks them.
Modifiers and allergy notes on the ticket
Notes such as no onion or pack separately print in colour on the screen.
Order type badges
Dine-in, takeaway and delivery badges on every ticket.
Recall last
Undo an early bump in one tap.
The connected loop
Connected to
Pricing
Plans and pricing
Frequently asked questions
Do I still need a KOT printer?
The kitchen screen is the main destination. Printing and station hardware are confirmed during setup before go-live.
Do Swiggy and Zomato orders show on the kitchen screen?
Once they are keyed at the counter, yes. Swiggy and Zomato orders are keyed in at the counter today. Delivery-platform integrations are coming soon, not live today.
Which plan includes the kitchen display?
Starter, at ₹2,299 per active branch each month.
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