Every Order. One Console.

Run the counter, the kitchen pass and the delivery desk from one screen. Orders from WhatsApp and the phone land as live tickets, move from accepted to ready in a tap, and cash collected by riders is reconciled against what was due.

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Restaurant POS & Order Console dashboard

Works with the tools your kitchen already uses.

POS Systems

Meta Catalog

Google Maps

Rider App

How it works

From first step to result

Step 01
Order arrives
WhatsApp, phone or counter
Step 02
Live ticket
On one console for every store
Step 03
Kitchen prepares
Accept, preparing, ready
Step 04
Rider dispatched
The moment it is marked ready
Step 05
Delivered and tracked
Live link for the customer

Result
Cash reconciled
Collected against due, per rider

Engineered for Busy Kitchens.

USE CASE A

Live Order Tickets

The problem

Orders from the phone, WhatsApp and the counter end up on different screens and paper slips, and some get missed. When the kitchen is busy, nobody can see at a glance which orders are waiting.

The solution

Every order lands on one console as a live ticket that moves from Accept to Preparing to Ready with a tap, and Ready dispatches a rider. The counter, the kitchen pass and the delivery desk all see the same queue at the same time.

The outcome

No missed orders, and a kitchen that always knows what is next. Riders leave as soon as the food is ready.

USE CASE B

Phone Orders in Seconds

The problem

Taking a phone order means writing it down, looking up the customer and working out the delivery fee by hand. Mistakes in addresses and fees mean wrong deliveries and lost money.

The solution

Staff enter the order on the console with customer lookup, saved addresses and delivery fee tiers applied automatically. Returning customers are found by phone number, so their details are filled in without retyping.

The outcome

Phone orders as fast and accurate as chat orders. Fewer wrong addresses and no guessed fees.

USE CASE C

Cash That Reconciles

The problem

Cash on delivery comes back with the riders at the end of the shift, and nobody can match it to the orders. Small gaps add up shift after shift, and disputes with riders are hard to settle without a record.

The solution

Every order carries the amount due, the rider records what was collected, and differences are flagged per rider and per shift. Managers see each rider's totals at the end of the shift, before the cash is handed over.

The outcome

Cash counted against orders, not memory. Disputes settled with numbers, not arguments.