Every dish, at the right station
Each product goes only to the station that prepares it: grill, soups, cold, dessert or bar.
Orders from the dining room, via QR or from delivery platforms reach the kitchen screens automatically, organised by station. Every team knows what to prepare, and timings and priorities are always in view.

Orders are coordinated between stations, so every dish is ready to serve at the right moment.

The features that matter when every table orders at the same time.
Each product goes only to the station that prepares it: grill, soups, cold, dessert or bar.
See how long each order has been waiting. The colour changes when the time passes the threshold.
The main course starts in the kitchen only when the waiter gives the signal, not together with the starters.
"No onion", allergens and waiter notes stand out, so they're not missed.
Orders from Glovo, Bolt Food and Wolt appear separately from dining-room orders, with the pick-up time.
The cook marks the item or the order as completed, and the screen clears for the next one.
For each station you choose what to use: KDS screen, kitchen printer or both.
See how long each product and each station takes, by hour and by day, so you can adjust your team.
The kitchen and the bar receive orders instantly, and the service area follows their preparation, all in sync with the POS.
The waiter enters the order once, and it gets where it needs to go on its own.
It comes from the POS, a tablet or phone, QR ordering or delivery platforms.
Each product goes automatically to the station that prepares it.
The timer starts, and delays stand out by colour.
The cook marks the order as completed, with a single tap.
The complete order is handed over at the pass and reaches the guest.

In a canteen at lunchtime, or on a Saturday night in a full restaurant, the kitchen sees the real order sequence and what's running late. No shouted orders, no confusion, no delays.




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Yes. For each station you choose what to use: KDS screen, printer or both. Many clients start with a screen at the busiest station and expand from there.
It depends on how many stations your kitchen has and how orders flow. During the analysis stage we look at your venue's workflow and recommend the number of screens and where to put them.
They come in through the delivery integration, in the same flow as dining-room orders, and appear on screen clearly marked, so the kitchen knows what's going out as takeaway.
The KDS receives orders from the Logik system: POS, tablet, phone, QR ordering and deliveries. That way each order arrives only once, with no manual re-entry.
Yes. Preparation times appear in reports, by product, by station and by time slot, so you can see where the queue builds up.
We'll show you how orders would be split across your stations and what equipment you would need.