File paid counter orders by station and confirm kitchen receipt
Use this Agent instantly or customize it - no programming needed
Your completed payment identifies the order and register location to send to the kitchen.
Your paid order lists each dish, quantity, and change the kitchen needs.
Your menu map tells the Agent which kitchen station prepares each dish.
Your order's ticket rows show which stations already have dishes and which have accepted.
Your register reports completed payments and lets the Agent read each order's dishes and location.
Your kitchen ticket board holds station tickets and alerts the Agent when staff accept one.
Your cashier sees an order row when dish details need a decision.
Your cashier sees which existing ticket needs review before confirming the order.
Each prep station sees its pending dishes, quantities, and changes under one order number.
Your cashier sees an order row when dish details need a decision.
Each prep station sees its pending dishes, quantities, and changes under one order number.
Your cook's Accepted mark starts the check of every station's ticket for that order.
Your order's ticket rows show which stations already have dishes and which have accepted.
Your kitchen ticket board holds station tickets and alerts the Agent when staff accept one.
Your cashier sees which existing ticket needs review before confirming the order.
Your ticket board shows when the cook accepted that station's ticket.
Your cashier sees one order-numbered acknowledgment after every station accepts.
This Agent waits for a paid counter order at your register. It checks for existing tickets, then files dishes by your station map. Once every station accepts, your cashier sees an acknowledgment.
Customize this Agent to fit your needs using natural language.
Enter your email address and we will send you a secure link to continue.
Airtable holds station tickets and alerts the Agent when staff accept one.
monday.com reports completed payments and lets the Agent read each order's dishes and location.
monday.com holds station tickets and alerts the Agent when staff accept one.
Square reports completed payments and lets the Agent read each order's dishes and location.
Kintone holds station tickets and alerts the Agent when staff accept one.
File Kitchen Tickets is made for businesses in these industries.
Route paid counter orders to the right kitchen stations.
Show all Agents for the Restaurants industryFile Kitchen Tickets is made for people in these roles.
Keep counter orders visible until every station accepts its ticket.
Show all Agents for the Restaurant Manager roleShow when every kitchen station has accepted a counter order.
Show all Agents for the Counter Attendant roleSplit paid counter orders into station tickets with each dish's changes.
Show all Agents for the Food Expeditor roleShow each station its dishes and changes from paid counter orders.
Show all Agents for the Line Cook roleFile Kitchen Tickets is made for people in these departments.
Show cashiers when all kitchen stations have accepted an order.
Show all Agents for the Front of House departmentFile each paid counter order by station with its dishes and changes.
Show all Agents for the Kitchen department4 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, monday.com or Square.
4 toolsUse safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
Frequently asked questions about the File Kitchen Tickets:
You map menu items to prep stations during setup. You also choose a review station for dishes without a match.
The Agent adds a review row when it cannot read the dishes or changes. Your cashier reviews it before confirming kitchen receipt.
Your cashier sees an acknowledgment after every required station marks its ticket Accepted. Until then, the order stays pending on the board.
Your cashier reads the acknowledgment on the board and passes it to the customer. The Agent writes it after all stations accept.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.