A printer tells you an order exists. At half seven on a Saturday, the table waiting fifty minutes is the one nobody noticed.
Paper curls, gets wet and slides down the back of the counter. None of it is recorded, so when a table complains the kitchen says it went out, the floor says it never arrived, and it ends with a comped dessert.
Delivery apps, kiosk, QR, online collection and the counter each land somewhere different, and the kitchen quietly decides which screen it trusts. On a kitchen display they all arrive in one queue, on one screen.
The Dartford Sports Bar, kitchen orders
About 90% through the system
April runs The Dartford Sports Bar, an Admiral Taverns pub. Nine in ten kitchen orders now arrive through the system instead of on a paper ticket. She says so on camera, by name, at her own venue.
A printer hands you tickets in arrival order. A screen holds courses and fires them together, counts how long every ticket has been open and pushes the oldest to the front. Ticket times are recorded by service, by day and by site.
£27 a month
Hardware included, free setup, £0 upfront. Each station is its own screen, so the grill sees grill items and the cold section sees its own.
Prices exclude VAT. Every module is published in full on the pricing page.
It times the order. Tickets are ordered by when they need to leave, courses are held and fired together, and nothing is lost because a docket fell behind the pass.
Yes. Ticket times are recorded per order and reported back by service, by day and by site, so a slow Friday is a number you can look at, and the kitchen and the floor stop arguing about it.
Yes. Orders from the till, handhelds, QR, kiosk and connected delivery apps all land in one queue, so the kitchen works from one screen instead of three tablets.
Yes, and they can be split by section so the grill sees grill items and the cold section sees its own. Each screen is charged as its own module.
A 27 inch kitchen display screen is £27 a month with the hardware included and nothing upfront. Prices exclude VAT and every module is listed on the pricing page.
Yes. The kitchen display is a module of SkyTab POS, so there is one menu, one set of prices, one reporting view and one place to go when something stops working mid service.
Stations, covers and channels. We will tell you how many screens you need and what they cost, before you commit to anything.
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