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KOT printing & kitchen display
Kitchen order tickets that print themselves, at the right station
Every order — from a guest's phone or a captain's — reaches the kitchen and bar the second it is placed, on screen and on paper. No captain walking a slip to the pass, no "did the bar get that?".
How a ticket travels
Order placed
A guest orders from the table, or a captain adds items on their phone.
Split by station
Food goes to the kitchen, drinks to the bar. A combo like "3 beers + 1 starter" is split between the two automatically.
Cancel window first
Guest orders print when the cancel window you set closes (for example 10 seconds), with any cancelled dish left off — so the kitchen never starts a dish that was taken back.
Printed and on screen
The ticket prints on the station's printer and appears on its kitchen display, quantity first in large type.
Pending → preparing → ready
The kitchen taps dishes along; the captain sees what is ready to carry out.
History and reprint
Every ticket is kept. Reprint any KOT, see when it arrived and how long it took.
Printing without anyone touching a screen
A small Diny print program runs in the background on the kitchen PC and starts with Windows. It prints each new ticket on the printer you choose — no browser window to keep open, no print dialog, nothing for the kitchen staff to do.
Captain orders print immediately. Guest orders wait for the cancel window, then print with only what is still ordered. If the PC restarts mid-service, tickets from the last few minutes print when it comes back, marked late — none are lost and none print twice.
Prefer a screen to paper, or both? The kitchen display runs on any phone, tablet or PC browser, with a chime for new tickets and for cancellations.
Built for a busy pass
Quantity first
"2 × Paneer Tikka" in large type, with the guest's instruction underneath — readable from across the kitchen.
Cancellations are loud
A dish cancelled after printing chimes on the display and is struck through, so it is not cooked by mistake.
Sold out in one tap
The kitchen marks a dish unavailable and every guest menu shows it as sold out at once.
Live in four steps
Tell us your stations
Kitchen only, or kitchen and bar, and which dishes go where.
Install the print program
One file on the kitchen PC, paired with your restaurant. We do it with you, remotely if needed.
Test print
A test slip and one test order — about ten minutes.
Start service
Tickets print on their own from then on.
Questions owners ask
Which printers work?
Any receipt or thermal printer installed on a Windows PC — 80 mm or 58 mm. If it prints from Windows, Diny can print to it.
Can the kitchen and bar have separate printers?
Yes. Each station gets its own printer and only its own items. Combos are split between them.
What if a guest cancels a dish?
Guests can cancel for a short window you set. The ticket prints when that window closes, without the cancelled dish. Later cancellations chime on the kitchen display.
Does it need the internet?
Yes — orders reach the kitchen over the internet, so the kitchen PC needs a working connection. If it drops briefly, missed tickets print when it reconnects.
Do we need a kitchen screen?
No. Paper only, screen only, or both — whatever your kitchen prefers.
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