Clear ticket hierarchy
Order number, type, time, customer and status remain visible at a glance.
Kitchen display system for takeaways
Every new order, loud and visible.
Keep kitchen tickets organised across unlimited connected screens.
#1219 · NEW · Collection
Chicken fried rice · NO PEAS
Chicken curry × 2
Waiting 04:18
Built for the real shift
Stop relying on one printer and a pile of paper tickets.
Website, counter, phone and synced delivery orders can arrive on the same kitchen board with item notes, order notes, timing and source kept clear.
How it works
- 01
Open a kitchen screen
Use a connected browser or the supported display setup in each preparation area.
- 02
Hear and see new orders
A persistent order alert and live ticket feed make new work difficult to miss.
- 03
Move tickets forward
Accept, prioritise and complete orders while every screen stays synchronised.
What it handles
Item and order notes
Kitchen instructions stay attached to the correct dish and ticket.
Persistent alerts
New-order audio can repeat until staff acknowledge the incoming ticket.
Multiple stations
Use screens for different kitchen areas without paying for each display licence.
Priority control
Bump urgent tickets to the top while keeping the normal queue intact.
Live synchronisation
Updates propagate across connected displays and the main dashboard.
Clear pricing. Add it when useful.
£20/ month
Every new shop gets 14 days free. Unlimited screens; hardware is not included.
Included
- 14-day free trial
- Unlimited screens
- Persistent order alerts
- Item and order notes
- Live status sync
Questions shop owners ask
How many kitchen screens can I use?
The Kitchen Display add-on includes unlimited connected kitchen screens for the shop.
Is hardware included?
No. The subscription covers the software; tablets, screens and mounting hardware are separate.
Will it show phone and online orders?
Yes. Orders entering the connected TakeawayOS workflow can appear with their source and notes.
What if the internet briefly disconnects?
Safety polling and reconnection logic help the board recover current orders when the connection returns.