BestTables · Ecuador

The kitchen sees the ticket and the dining room sees its progress

A kitchen display helps organize what must be prepared. In BestTables, kitchen tickets stay connected to service orders.

Module view The kitchen sees the ticket and the dining room sees its progress

The everyday challenge

Verbal messages and loose paper make it difficult to know what is pending, being prepared, or ready.

How it works in practice

  1. The server records the order.
  2. The ticket enters the kitchen workflow.
  3. The kitchen marks preparation and readiness.
  4. Service continues with the updated status.

How it benefits operations

Tickets linked to the order.

Visible statuses for team coordination.

Less dependence on calls between the dining room and kitchen.

A use case

Two tables order at the same time. The kitchen reviews pending tickets in its view and marks each one when ready.

Frequently asked questions

Can kitchen tickets be printed?

BestTables includes a print route for kitchen tickets.

Does a KDS replace the cook judgment?

No. It organizes order information; preparation remains the responsibility of the team.

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