Maya L.
They leave a name
Type it, press Enter. An optional item field helps tell two Mayas apart without turning entry into a menu system.
Any register, no integration needed
Whatever you ring up on today, the register phone gets one field: a name, a ticket number, or nothing at all. Press Enter and the order is on the TV. Try it on the right.
Nothing added yet. Type a name and press Enter.
Your order lands at the bottom of Now making.
Setup picks the smallest entry mode that matches your counter. It isn't permanent; switch in Settings any time.
Maya L.
Type it, press Enter. An optional item field helps tell two Mayas apart without turning entry into a menu system.
#47
Use the receipt or cup number your register already prints. The board shows "Order 47" and never needs a name.
Next → 48
Pickup Signal assigns the next daily number. Staff write it on the cup as part of the handoff; the "just added" note reminds them.
One staff link opens two roles: Register is entry-only for the phone up front; Bar sees the full queue and taps Ready.
"14 orders today · last order 3 min ago." If a previously active shop goes quiet for a day, you get a heads-up email.
Try quick add without touching the real board. Two minutes and they've got it.
Don't type orders twice. Send them in through the API → The register device has its own steps in the setup guide.
Start with the workflow your counter can use today. Connect Square, Clover or Toast later when it becomes useful.