Orders and kitchen

Give every order a clear next step.

From the incoming queue to the kitchen and the collection counter, your team works with the same order details and a visible stage of service.

See it with your restaurant in mind

A service rhythm your team can follow.

Try the workflow with the people who will use it during a busy shift.

  1. 01

    Review and confirm

    Review the incoming order and fulfilment time. Check the requested items and choices before committing the kitchen.

  2. 02

    Prepare and mark ready

    Use the kitchen workflow to follow preparation. An explicit ready state gives the collection or delivery handoff a clear starting point.

  3. 03

    Complete the right handoff

    Handle pickup or move into the restaurant’s own-driver delivery workflow. Completion should reflect what actually happened.

Keep the useful details with the order.

Service gets easier to understand when the team can find what it needs.

Choices and timing

Keep the selected products, options and scheduled work visible to the people preparing the order.

Menu control

Maintain product availability and choices in Manager. Staff still need a clear procedure when an item becomes unavailable during service.

Customer status

The customer can follow supported order progress. Agree which team member updates each stage.

Check your counter setup before the first rush.

Kitchen displays and printing require the appropriate device and configuration. Test the actual printer, paper, connection and recovery workflow. GastroGrowth receipt printing is not a promise to replace a certified fiscal POS.

Plan your setup

Ready for collection is different from delivered.

A prepared meal still needs the correct handoff. For delivery, check assignment, driver availability and the supported completion flow. For pickup, make the collection point and order confirmation clear.

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GastroGrowth, for your restaurant

Your restaurant. Your next chapter.

Let’s look at your menu, your current channels and the way you run service. See where direct ordering fits.

Let’s talk about your restaurant