Smart KDS Module

Kill the paper tickets.
Stop losing orders.

Transform your chaotic kitchen into a silent, well-oiled machine. Route orders directly to specific stations, track cooking times, and eliminate handwritten errors forever.

See How It Works

Hot Kitchen Station

14 Active

12:45 PM

Table 04

18:45

Server: Ali • Dine-in

1x Ribeye Steak

- Medium Rare

- No Mushroom Sauce

2x Truffle Fries

Table 12

10:12

QR Order • Dine-in

2x Nasi Lemak Ayam

- Extra Sambal

1x Caesar Salad

GrabFood #992

01:05

Delivery • Rider Waiting

1x Chicken Chop

1x Spaghetti Carbonara

Summary Mode

Ribeye Steaks

Truffle Fries

Why kitchens hate ticket printers

Printers jam. Paper gets soaked in grease. Waiters have illegible handwriting. KDS solves this.

Intelligent Order Routing

When a table orders a Steak and a Mojito, the POS splits the ticket. The Steak fires instantly to the Grill Screen, and the Mojito fires to the Bar Screen. No more chefs shouting across the room.

Color-Coded Timers

Accountability is built-in. A fresh ticket is green. After 10 minutes, it turns yellow. If it hits 20 minutes, it flashes red. The Head Chef can see exactly which station is bottlenecking the service.

Summary & Prep Mode

If 5 different tables order French Fries at the same time, the KDS can aggregate them. The fryer station sees "Cook 5x Fries", allowing them to batch cook efficiently instead of reading 5 separate tickets.

The Loop

Close the gap between the chef and the customer.

A KDS doesn't just display orders; it acts as a two-way communication channel. When the food is ready, the chef taps "Bump". What happens next is magic.

Waiter Notifications

Waiters get a ping on their POS tablet that Table 12's food is hot and ready.

Customer SMS (Takeaway)

For self-pickup, the system auto-sends an SMS: "Your order #045 is ready at the counter!"

Manager Analytics

The owner sees reports on average ticket preparation time to evaluate kitchen performance.

KDS FAQs

Common questions about deploying kitchen screens.

What hardware do I need for the KDS?

Because COKOPOS is web-based, you can use almost any device. Most restaurants use cheap Android tablets or affordable Windows All-in-One touch PCs. You do not need to buy expensive, proprietary bump bars. A simple touchscreen works perfectly.

Can I use both a ticket printer and a KDS?

Yes! Many kitchens use a hybrid setup. You can have the KDS screen above the station for the chefs to read modifiers clearly, while simultaneously printing a small physical ticket to pin to the plate for the food runner to deliver.

Does the KDS work offline?

COKOPOS relies on a local network (LAN/WiFi) to transmit orders from the POS to the KDS instantly. Even if your external internet (Maxis/Unifi) goes down, as long as your internal router is on, orders will continue to flow to the kitchen seamlessly.

Kill the paper tickets. Stop losing orders.