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A barista ticket is the printed or on-screen order a barista makes a drink from. GetCafePOS routes each paid order by category: drinks print on the bar printer or show on the bar display, food goes to the kitchen, and each ticket carries the customer’s name, size, modifiers and notes in build order.
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Drinks and food go to different places
Online orders join the same queue
Names and notes on every ticket
Timers show what is waiting longest
Set it up once in the back office; after that it runs at the speed of the counter.
Add a network receipt printer at the bar, or open the bar display on a tablet.
Send Espresso, Tea and Brewed to the bar; Bakery and Sandwiches to the kitchen.
The ticket prints or appears with name, size, modifiers and notes.
On the bar screen the barista taps to mark a drink made; the cashier sees it is ready.
At peak, orders from the counter and the online store land on one bar screen in the order they were paid. Barista one takes the espresso drinks, barista two the cold bar; each taps "done" and the order moves to the pickup list. The kitchen screen only sees the toasties.
An illustrative example of how the feature is used, not a customer story.
Drink modifiersSizes, milks, shots, syrups, temperature and sweetness as priced modifier sets that print exactly as ordered.
Order-ahead storeYour menu becomes an online store automatically; customers order ahead for pickup and the order lands on the bar screen.
Fast tap orderingA big-button order screen built for the morning line: two taps for a regular drink, three for a custom one. Answered by the GetCafePOS team. Can’t find yours? Ask us.
A bar ticket is printed on a thermal printer; a bar screen (kitchen display) shows open orders on a tablet or monitor with timers. Single Shot supports printed tickets; Double Shot and Roastery add bar and kitchen screens.
Yes. You route by category, so espresso drinks go to the bar printer or screen and food goes to the kitchen.
Yes. Size, every modifier and any note print on the ticket, in the order you set so it reads like the drink build.
Yes. Enter a name at the register; online orders carry the name the customer gave.
Common 80 mm thermal receipt printers that connect over the network or USB. Our hardware guide lists the categories that work and how to check yours.
Yes. A paid online pickup order is routed just like a counter order.
On the bar screen each order shows how long it has been open, so the oldest is obvious at a glance.
Yes. Reprint from the order list if a ticket jams or gets wet.
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