Counter POS
Orders taken at the register enter the same kitchen queue used by every other supported source.
← All features
MiniTill KDS
One kitchen queue for every order channel.
MiniTill KDS brings in-store, online, scheduled, and marketplace orders into one preparation workflow. Run a paperless kitchen, keep staff focused on food rather than tablets, and manage marketplace fulfilment from the same screen.
Unified order intake
Four order sources. One kitchen workflow.
The kitchen should not care where the customer placed the order. MiniTill normalises supported order sources into the same preparation flow.
Online Ordering
Direct pickup orders flow into KDS without a separate kitchen tablet or paper ticket.
Marketplace
Supported marketplace orders, including Uber Eats, use the same preparation workflow as store orders.
Scheduled orders
Future orders stay separate until preparation is due, with staff able to start them early when needed.
Paperless by design
Stop turning digital orders back into paper.
Marketplace and online orders do not need to print a docket just to reach the kitchen. MiniTill KDS gives the team one active board for preparation and completion.
One paperless kitchen queue
Counter, online, scheduled, and marketplace orders converge on one KDS instead of separate dockets and queues.
Web KDS and Mobile KDS
Use the browser KDS or the dedicated native app. Both share the same server-authoritative order and item state.
Shared item progress
Mark an item Done once and every KDS showing that same item sees the update, while each station can complete its own order card independently.
Route work by station
Show all items or route selected categories and individual products to dedicated kitchen, drinks, dessert, or packing screens.
Standard or Light mode
Use Standard for full KDS operations, or Light for a focused secondary prep station without incoming-order acceptance or availability controls.
Fast completion with Undo
Completed orders leave the active board immediately, with a short Undo window for accidental completion.
Menu-aware item ordering
Items follow configured menu category order and product order for a predictable preparation sequence.
Scheduled-order control
Scheduled orders stay separate from immediate work and can be activated early when preparation needs to begin sooner.
Availability controls
Products and modifiers can be made unavailable from KDS with external sync status and retry handling where supported.
Dedicated-device behaviour
Mobile KDS supports pairing, sound, wake-lock, reconnect handling, cached recovery, and version-aware operation.
Uber Eats in KDS
Marketplace fulfilment without living on a separate tablet.
Current Uber integration work uses Marketplace Store API 1.0.0 and Order Fulfillment API 1.0.0, bringing supported order and fulfilment actions into the normal kitchen flow.
- ✓Accept or reject incoming Uber Eats orders from KDS.
- ✓Adjust the preparation / ready target before accepting.
- ✓See minutes remaining prominently, with the absolute ready-by time as secondary information.
- ✓Send Ready-for-pickup notifications and retry them when needed.
- ✓Handle cancellation state and provider confirmation inside the KDS workflow.
- ✓Show courier status, distance, and ETA when Uber exposes tracking data.
- ✓Courier tracking can be visible before the restaurant marks the order Ready when that data is available.
Preparation
New → In progress → Done
Keep active work visible and move orders through a clear preparation state without relying on paper ticket piles.
Attention
Sounds and visual urgency
New actionable work can trigger attention states, while elapsed and remaining-time indicators help staff see what needs action first.
Recovery
Designed for dedicated devices
Mobile KDS includes pairing, reconnect handling, cached snapshot recovery, and read-only stale state when the network is unavailable.
One kitchen. Fewer screens. No duplicate tickets.
Bring every order into the same kitchen flow.
Start with MiniTill POS and KDS, then add online ordering and marketplace integrations without creating a second kitchen workflow.