Changes arrive too late
A dish removed or an allergy added after the ticket printed reaches the kitchen by shouting, or not at all.
Food service
Kitchen display for professional kitchens in Luxembourg
Kitchen Display
The order arrives
where it is cooked.
Every order reaches the station that prepares it, the moment it is sent. Your team works from the screen instead of a printer, and the pass sees the whole table at once.
The ticket rail
Paper does not tell you what is late
A printed ticket is right once, at the moment it prints. Everything that happens afterwards — a change, a cancellation, a table waiting on one plate — happens somewhere else.
Nobody owns the table
Three stations each hold one part of the same order, and no one can see whether the table is nearly ready or barely started.
Late is a feeling
Without a clock on every dish, "how long?" is answered from memory, in the middle of service.
Every station, its own screen
The right order, at the right post
Kitchen Display routes each item to the station that prepares it, and shows that station only what it has to cook.
Preparation stations
A screen is assigned to a post and shows the work for that post. Drinks go to the bar, food to the kitchen.
The pass
The pass screen holds the whole table: which stations are still working, which have finished, and whether the course can go out.
Production view
A single screen totals everything in preparation across the service, so a busy post can cook by quantity rather than ticket by ticket.
Supervision
A read-only view shows open work, what is running late, the load on each post and the health of every screen.
Courses and timing
A course goes out when all of it is ready
Each dish carries its own state and its own clock, and the course is released once, deliberately.
Announced
The table is known to the kitchen before the work starts, so the post can plan without beginning too early.
Fired
A course starts on the pass's signal, or at a preparation time the system works out from the dish and the post.
In progress
Every item shows seen, cooking or ready, with a clock that turns from on time to attention to late.
Released
When every post on the course has finished, the pass releases it and the table is served together.
Dietary requirements
The allergy is on the screen, and it has to be read
Kitchen Display shows the dietary requirements recorded on the order, and will not let a dish be marked ready until the cook has confirmed reading them.
The fourteen, named
Allergens are shown by name, using the fourteen categories that EU food information rules require.
Severity is visible
An allergy, an intolerance, a diet and a preference are not the same instruction, and the screen does not present them as if they were.
Confirmation is required
"Ready" stays blocked until the requirement is acknowledged, and a requirement that changed after the order was sent is flagged as a late change.
Kitchen Display presents the information your system holds and records that it was read. Ingredients, preparation and food-safety procedures remain yours.
During service
It keeps working when the network does not
A kitchen screen that stops at the wrong moment is worse than no screen at all.
Offline, honestly
If the connection drops, the screen keeps showing the board it already has and says plainly that it may be incomplete.
Nothing is lost
Actions taken while offline are held and sent when the network returns, and the screen tells you which ones are still waiting.
Cancellations are acknowledged
A cancelled dish is shown as stop cooking, and the cook confirms it — so a cancellation is never only a disappearance from a list.
Reprints and changes
An amended order is marked as amended rather than silently replaced, and a re-sent ticket is shown as a reprint.
Pricing
Priced by the number of screens
Every Kitchen Display licence has the same features. What changes between them is how many screens the licence covers.
Basic
Supports 1 display
€65/month
Premium
Supports up to 3 displays
€120/month
Pro
Supports up to 5 displays
€170/month
Additional screen licence
Beyond five screens, each further screen is licensed individually.
€35/month per screen
Prices exclude VAT and are the monthly plan prices. On the annual plan each licence costs 15% less than twelve monthly payments; billing frequency does not change the length of the commitment.
Order Kitchen Display
Configure your screens and your Success POS setup together. The rented screen and the full monthly total are shown before you order.
With Success POS
Kitchen Display works with Success POS Pro
The orders come from the till, so the two products are bought together — but they are not the same subscription.
A separate subscription
Kitchen Display is its own product with its own licence. A Success POS plan does not include it, and its price is additional.
Success POS Pro is required
Kitchen Display connects to Success POS Pro. It is not available on the Basic or Premium plans.
One screen at a time
Each screen is activated individually with its own code and assigned to the post it serves, so a kitchen can grow one screen at a time.
See it in your kitchen
Fifteen minutes, on your own service
Tell us how to reach you and we will show you the board, the pass and the allergen confirmation on a real service.
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