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Kitchen display systems that cut errors and shorten ticket times
WorkflowLabs sets up kitchen display systems that route orders from your POS to the right station in real time, for restaurants in Ontario, across Canada and remotely in the USA and India. Replace paper tickets with clear screens, from $1,500 CAD.
Who it’s for
- Busy restaurants still running on printed tickets
- Kitchens with several stations such as grill, fry and expo
- Operators combining dine-in, takeout and delivery orders
- Ghost kitchens and multi-brand kitchens
What’s included
- Kitchen workflow review and station layout
- Order routing rules by item, station and course
- Station and expo screens installed and configured
- Sync with your POS and online ordering channels
- Timers, colour-coded ticket ageing and bump controls
- Staff training during a live service
- Go-live support and a direct line afterwards
Typical timeline
1–3 weeks, including a supervised live service
What affects the price
- Number of stations and screens
- Routing complexity: courses, modifiers and multiple brands
- POS and delivery-platform integrations
- Hardware supply and mounting
- Custom features or reporting
Interactive demo
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A small working part of what we build. Every project starts as a clickable prototype like this.
Order #104, Dine-in · T6: 2 Smash burger (no pickles), 1 Fries, 1 Lemonade.
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Kitchen display systems: questions, answered
01How much does a kitchen display system cost?
Kitchen display system setup with WorkflowLabs starts from $1,500 CAD. The price depends on the number of stations and screens, routing complexity, POS and delivery integrations, and hardware. You get a fixed price in a written scope first.
02What is a KDS for restaurants?
A kitchen display system (KDS) replaces printed tickets with screens at each station. Orders arrive from the POS instantly, routed to the right cook, with timers that show what is running late.
03Does a KDS work with my existing POS?
In most cases, yes. We check compatibility during scoping and, where needed, build the connection between your POS and the kitchen screens.
04Can delivery orders go straight to the kitchen screens?
Yes, where the delivery platform or your ordering system supports it. Dine-in, takeout and delivery orders can all land on the same screens.
05How long does KDS installation take?
Most installations take 1–3 weeks, including configuration, testing and a supervised live service with your team.
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