- Epson (SEKEY, Financial) enhances TrueOrder Kitchen Display System (KDS) with advanced analytics and expanded hardware compatibility.
- The June 2025 release (v3.36) features trend visualization, menu impact analysis, and void tracking enhancements.
- The system now supports additional MicroTouch Mach platform devices, ideal for commercial kitchen environments.
Epson (SEKEY) has announced a significant update to its TrueOrder Kitchen Display System (KDS), introducing advanced analytics capabilities and broader hardware support. The version 3.36 release, slated for June 2025, aims to enhance restaurant operations with data-driven insights. These enhancements allow restaurants to track order volumes, bump times, and station-level performance across multiple locations, thereby optimizing kitchen efficiency.
Key features of the update include trend visualization for staffing optimization, detailed performance analytics, menu impact analysis, and improved loss prevention through void tracking. The system now supports a wider range of devices, including additional MicroTouch Mach platform devices, known for their durable industrial designs and optically bonded screens suitable for commercial kitchen environments.
"Today's kitchens need more than just order routing, they need data-driven intelligence," said Tessa Kohl, product manager at Epson America, Inc. "These TrueOrder KDS enhancements will help restaurant operators unlock new opportunities for savings and kitchen optimization through powerful analytics."
The update reflects Epson's commitment to meeting the growing demand for intelligent digital solutions in the restaurant industry, aiming to improve operational efficiency and decision-making capabilities. For more information, interested parties are encouraged to visit Epson's official website or contact their Epson representative.
