POS Kitchen Screen
| Technical name | pos_kitchen_screen |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://store.webkul.com |
POS Kitchen Screen
Send Orders straight to the Kitchen in Odoo POS!
Odoo POS Kitchen Screen Permits you to send orders automatically to the kitchen after validating or on the order button click. Chef can approve/deny the order. Orders can be updated during preparation, and the bell icon updates the cashier and chef of the order preparation and new order, respectively.
Information
https://webkul.com/blog/odoo-pos-kitchen-screen/
Why do you Need a POS Kitchen Screen?
Managing orders in the kitchen is a difficult job. There is chaos in the kitchen almost every time, especially during rush hour. Due to this, orders often get mixed up, which creates many problems for the staff.
To deal with the chaos and manage everything efficiently in the kitchen, you need some help that can help you manage everything effortlessly and get orders ready and served to the right customers.
POS Kitchen Screen is specially developed to solve your kitchen problems. The module offers a secondary screen for the Kitchen where the chef can accept or deny orders, notify the cashier when food is prepared, and the chef gets notified of order updates/ new orders.
What POS Kitchen Screen Packs for you?
- The module simplifies kitchen operations and order management.
- The kitchen screen module saves time and offers quick service.
- Segregates/categorizes the order for the Kitchen.
- Improves the service of the staff as the kitchen is operating smoothly.
- The Kitchen Screen module doesn't require to be connected with POS BOX for operating. You can access it by using the URL on any device.
- If you manage multiple POS, you can set up a POS shop from which you can send orders to the kitchen.
How Will Odoo POS Kitchen Screen Helps You?
As mentioned earlier, the kitchen screen module simplifies kitchen operations without a POS Box to display the screen (Generates URL for secondary kitchen display). The chef in the kitchen can use any device (mobile, tablet, monitor, etc.) to access the kitchen screens and execute actions effectively according to requirements.
Also, it will help manage orders so that every one of them reaches the right table. Influences customer service positively as it helps prepare orders accurately and speedily. You can also work on orders in the same order (appetizers, main course, etc.)
Below is the detailed list of Feature for Odoo POS Kitchen Screen
Detailed Features List
Adds Kitchen Display Screen in Odoo POS
It shows defined orders on the Odoo POS Kitchen Screen display.
- Display the kitchen screen via a custom-generated display on any screen.
Launch the Odoo POS Kitchen Screen with a URL
- POSBOX or physical connection is not required to launch the secondary screen.
- Use the custom-created URL to launch the POS kitchen screen on any display monitor.
Display Order Details on the Kitchen Screen
- POS Kitchen Screen shows order details to the chef.
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The chef gets notified of the order via the bell icon.
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The POS cashier can update the order and add new items or more quantities of the same item to the order.
Separate Independent Kitchen Screen for each POS Shop
- The module creates a unique URL for each Odoo POS shop.
- You can launch a separate Odoo POS Kitchen Display Screen for every POS shop.
- Every POS Shop Kitchen Display Screen can be independent of each other.
Create Separate Configuration for Every POS Shop
- Customize the POS Kitchen Screen with backend configuration.
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Every POS Shop has different configurations for its kitchen screen.
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However, you can create one configuration per POS Shop in the backend.
Get Notified About the Order on the Kitchen Screen
- The Kitchen screen has a bell icon that updates the new order on the screen.
- he chef can click the icon to see all the new orders and accept or reject them as per the availability.
- Once the order is prepared, the chef can notify the cashier about it, which will show a side message on the cashier screen.
Order Status Management Directly from the Kitchen Screen
- The chef can manage the order status directly from the kitchen.
- They can also see any update in the order after confirmation.
- They can mark the status as done once the food is prepared.
Notification at Kitchen Screen
- Under the Bell icon, you can view the notification for new or updated orders.
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They can accept the order with just a click.
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