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POS & KDS

Integrated POS & KDS

Cash register and kitchen screen in a single interface. Manage your counter, dine-in and delivery orders from a unified touchscreen — without multiplying devices.

Why it changes everything

Why integrated POS and KDS change everything

Most delivery restaurants juggle between multiple tools that don't communicate. A POS for the counter, tablets for each platform, an improvised kitchen screen. This fragmentation wastes time, generates errors and exhausts your teams.

No more 4 tablets on the counter

One Uber Eats tablet, one for Deliveroo, an old POS and a makeshift kitchen screen: multiplying screens generates errors, slows down service and exhausts your teams. A single screen replaces everything.

Unified kitchen view

Your kitchen staff sees all orders on a single screen: delivery, counter, dine-in. No more post-it notes, shouted orders and lost tickets. The kitchen display centralizes everything in real time.

Faster order processing

When POS and KDS are linked, the order goes instantly to the kitchen as soon as it's validated at the register. No manual entry, no risk of omission. Preparation time decreases by 15 to 25%.

Cash register

POS features

A complete register, designed for restaurants doing both delivery and dine-in sales. All the features you need, without superfluous options that clutter the interface.

Full touchscreen register

Intuitive interface optimized for tablets and touchscreens. Your teams are operational in less than an hour.

Table and room management

Customizable floor plan, cover management, tracking of open tables and occupancy times.

Integrated payments

Credit card, cash, meal vouchers: all payment methods in a single interface, without an external terminal.

Tickets and printing

Automatic printing of customer receipts and kitchen order tickets via compatible thermal printer.

Real-time stock management

Automatically deduct consumed ingredients and receive an alert before running out of stock.

Dedicated delivery driver screen

A dedicated screen for delivery coordination: orders to prepare, to hand over, status of each driver.

Kitchen Display System

Kitchen Display System: the kitchen revolution

The KDS replaces paper tickets and chalkboards with a digital screen in the kitchen. Each order arrives instantly, is automatically prioritized and follows a clear flow from start to finish. The result: fewer errors, faster preparation and a kitchen that breathes.

Intelligent order routing

Each order is automatically directed to the right preparation station: starters, hot dishes, cold dishes, desserts. The kitchen organizes itself without manual intervention.

Preparation time tracking

The KDS displays elapsed time for each order and changes color according to urgency: green, orange, red. Teams see priority orders at a glance.

Priority management

Delivery orders are automatically prioritized based on the estimated driver collection time. No more cold orders waiting for the driver.

Error reduction

Digital order tickets eliminate handwriting reading errors and forgotten items. Preparation error rate drops by 60 to 80% from the first week.

Before / After

Comparison: with and without KDS

What changes concretely in your kitchen and at your counter when you switch to an integrated system.

Without integrated POS & KDS
With Fooderise POS & KDS
4 platform tablets on the counter
One single screen for all orders
Paper tickets handed manually to the kitchen
Instant and automatic sending to KDS
Priorities shouted out loud
Visually prioritized order queue
Delivery orders late on hot dishes
Automatic sync with driver arrival time
Preparation errors untracked
Complete order history with status
Double manual entry (POS then kitchen)
Single entry, instant propagation
How it works

How the integration works

The POS, KDS and delivery platforms work together seamlessly. Here is the complete flow of an order, from reception to handover to the driver.

01

Connection to delivery platforms

Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Just Eat and Glovo are connected via official APIs. Each new order arrives directly in the POS, without any manual action.

02

Counter reception and validation

Your front-of-house team accepts or modifies the order on the touchscreen. The POS handles both delivery orders and counter and dine-in orders at the same time.

03

Automatic routing to KDS

Upon validation, each order line is sent to the corresponding kitchen station. Kitchen staff see their tasks appear in real time on the KDS screen.

04

Preparation tracking and confirmation

Kitchen staff mark each item as prepared. The POS is automatically notified and the order status is updated for the front-of-house team and drivers.

05

Closure and analysis

At the end of service, find all the data: average preparation times, most ordered items, difference between delivery and dine-in orders, performance by station.

POS & KDS — guide complet

POS, KDS, intégrations livraison : tout savoir

Différence POS / KDS, prix, comparatif éditeurs 2026 (Zelty, L'Addition, Innovorder, Lightspeed, Vectron…), connexion aux plateformes de livraison, config multi-postes cuisine.

Quelle est la différence entre POS et KDS dans un restaurant ?
Le **POS** (Point of Sale, ou TPV / caisse enregistreuse) gère la **prise de commande** et l'encaissement : tablette comptoir, terminal de paiement, ticket client. Le **KDS** (Kitchen Display System) gère l'**affichage cuisine** des commandes : écran(s) en cuisine remplaçant les tickets papier, avec coloration par temps d'attente, bump automatique, regroupement par poste (chaud / froid / pizza). Un **POS sans KDS** = le ticket sort en cuisine sur imprimante thermique (lent, perdable). Un **POS + KDS connectés** = la commande s'affiche directement à l'écran cuisine en temps réel, avec timing visible et acquittement par bump. **Couplage idéal pour un resto avec > 50 commandes/jour** ou avec des plateformes de livraison.
Quel est le meilleur logiciel POS + KDS restaurant en 2026 ?
Pas de "meilleur" universel — ça dépend du profil. **Pour la France** : **Zelty** (cloud, modules Uber/Deliveroo natifs, KDS inclus, ~40 €/mois), **L'Addition** (iPad-first, KDS solide, ~50-100 €/mois), **Innovorder** (chaînes / franchises, ~80-150 €/mois), **Lightspeed K** (tactile, omnicanal, ~70-120 €/mois). **Pour le DACH (DE/AT)** : **Vectron**, **GASTRO-MIS**, **orderbird** (NF525-équivalent allemand : KassenSichV / TSE). **Pour l'international** : **Toast** (US-first), **Square for Restaurants**, **Lightspeed**. **Pour les chaînes de fast-food** : **Foodics**, **Touchbistro**, **SambaPOS** (rapport qualité/prix imbattable, libre). Comparaison détaillée : voir /caisse.
Combien coûte un système POS + KDS pour restaurant en 2026 ?
**Modèle hardware + abonnement** : (1) **hardware** : tablette POS 400-800 €, écran KDS cuisine 300-600 €, imprimante 200-400 € + bump bar 100 €, total **1 000-2 500 €** investissement initial, (2) **abonnement logiciel** : **40-150 €/mois** par poste selon l'éditeur, modules KDS souvent inclus mais parfois facturés en supplément (15-30 €/mois). **Modèle SaaS pure tablette** (Lightspeed, Square) : 50-100 €/mois tout compris pour 1 poste, 80-200 € pour 2-3 postes. **TPE / paiement** : commission carte 0.5-1.5 % par transaction. **Total mensuel pour un restaurant moyen** : 80-200 €. Pour comparer : voir /caisse pour le détail par éditeur.
Comment connecter mon POS à Uber Eats, Deliveroo et Just Eat ?
Trois options : (1) **modules natifs POS** — Zelty, Innovorder, L'Addition, Lightspeed ont des connecteurs Uber/Deliveroo/Just Eat directement intégrés (activation 1 clic, MAJ menu push, tickets cuisine auto), (2) **agrégateur de commandes** (Fooderise, Otter, Deliverect, Hubster) — couche d'abstraction entre les plateformes et n'importe quel POS, utile si votre POS n'a pas de modules natifs, (3) **tablette par plateforme** — Uber Eats Tablet + Deliveroo Tablet + Just Eat Tablet en parallèle du POS, ingérable au-delà de 30 commandes/jour. **Recommandation 2026** : POS avec modules natifs **OU** POS + agrégateur si vous avez 3+ plateformes ou un POS legacy.
Qu'est-ce qu'un KDS-Systeme et à quoi ça sert pour un restaurant ?
**KDS** (Kitchen Display System / "**KDS-System**" en allemand / "sistema KDS" en espagnol) = écran cuisine qui remplace les tickets papier. **Bénéfices mesurés** : (1) **-30 à -50 % d'erreurs cuisine** (plus de tickets perdus, illisibles, oubliés), (2) **-15 % du temps de préparation** (priorisation visuelle, regroupement intelligent), (3) **traçabilité** : timestamps de chaque étape (commande → in progress → ready → bumped), précieux pour gérer les pénalités Uber/Deliveroo, (4) **multi-plateforme natif** : un seul écran consolide Uber + Deliveroo + Just Eat + comptoir + click & collect. **Hardware typique** : écran tactile 21-27" en inox (résiste à la chaleur et au gras), bump bar physique pour acquitter sans toucher l'écran (mains gantées).
Le POS et le KDS doivent-ils être de la même marque pour fonctionner ensemble ?
**Idéal** : oui, c'est la solution la plus stable (Zelty POS + Zelty KDS, L'Addition POS + L'Addition KDS). **Alternative valable** : POS d'une marque + KDS générique (Fresh KDS, ChefHero) connecté via API ou impression réseau — fonctionne mais nécessite une config technique. **À éviter** : POS legacy sans API + KDS qui essaie de "scraper" les tickets — instable, perte d'événements en cas de bug réseau. **Cas particulier multi-plateforme** : un agrégateur (Fooderise / Otter / Deliverect) qui pousse vers un KDS unifié indépendamment du POS — pertinent si le restaurant a plusieurs plateformes mais un POS qui ne s'intègre pas bien à toutes.
Comment configurer un KDS pour cuisine multi-postes (chaud / froid / pizza / desserts) ?
Tous les KDS modernes supportent le **routage multi-écrans** : chaque plat est tagué avec un poste (catégorie / station) et s'affiche **uniquement** sur l'écran du poste concerné. **Exemple typique** : 1 écran "**Chaud**" (grillades, plats cuisinés), 1 écran "**Froid**" (salades, sandwichs, sushis), 1 écran "**Pizza**" (four), 1 écran "**Pass**" (responsable qui valide l'envoi global avant que le runner emporte). Chaque écran bump indépendamment, et le KDS attend que **tous les postes** d'une commande soient bumped avant de la marquer "ready". Configuration via mapping plat → poste dans l'admin du KDS (15-30 min initial pour 50 plats).
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about POS & KDS

Does Fooderise POS completely replace my current register system?
Yes, the integrated POS is designed to replace your current register. It handles payments, ticket printing, room management and delivery orders in a single interface. If you want to keep your existing POS, that's also possible: Fooderise integrates with the main register systems on the market.
Do I need to buy specific hardware to use the KDS?
No, the KDS works on any tablet or touchscreen running Android or iOS. You can use hardware you already have. We recommend a screen of at least 10 inches in the kitchen for good readability, but that's all.
Does the KDS work without an internet connection?
The KDS is designed to operate in degraded mode if the internet connection is interrupted. Orders already received continue to be displayed. Synchronization resumes automatically as soon as the connection is restored. However, a stable local WiFi network is recommended for optimal operation.
How many kitchen stations can be connected?
There is no station limit. You can have a KDS for starters, one for hot dishes, one for the grill, one for desserts, and a general tracking screen at the kitchen exit. Each station only displays items relevant to it, defined in the menu configuration.

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