Yeri OSPilot
The kitchen starts the moment the order lands.
A station board on iPad — new, preparing, ready — with timers, allergens and modifiers.
How the kitchen display calms the rush
A timer on every ticket
How long each order has waited is counted on its ticket.
Allergens and notes
Allergens and modifiers sit on the ticket, in front of the cook.
Hold, rush, recall
Hold an order, rush it, or recall a ticket you've closed.
Reroute and refire
Send a ticket to another station or have a dish made again.
A board for every station
Each station sees only its own orders. Orders arrive live from the floor and the counter.
- New, preparing and ready columns
- Modifiers under each item
- No screen? The order prints at the station's printer
Expo and runner board
Finished dishes land on the expo board: runners know what goes to which table, and the counter sees ready orders.
- Ready orders in the counter's pickup queue
- Late tickets stand out for the manager
- The table's status turns “ready” by itself
Built for iPad
The kitchen display runs on iPad; at a station without a screen, orders print on the kitchen printer.
See the hardware- iPad
- Kitchen printer
- Kitchen ticket
- iPhone
How businesses like yours use it
A kitchen display helps most where orders are many and time is short.
Resources
What works alongside this feature, and common questions.
Frequently asked questions
- Features marked “Pilot” run with pilot businesses for now; those marked “Coming soon” aren’t running at any business yet; “Early access” means the Yeri POS app by invitation, before the App Store.
- Names, prices and figures on the screens are sample data.
- iPhone and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. Photos are licensed stock (Unsplash); the people in them are not Yeri customers.