A defined period
Choose today, seven days or 30 days.
Restaurant speed-of-service reporting
Understand the rhythm of your service.
Explore timing patterns in served-order records. Look across hours and order types to give your next service review a clearer starting point.
Speed-of-service reporting is included with Ultra and Enterprise. View plans
Hourly patterns
Look at how recorded timing changes.
Order types
Review different service channels.
Ticket detail
Investigate the records behind a pattern.
Taply Restaurant
Last 7 daysSpeed of service
Recorded average interval18m 24s
Served orders reviewed428
Illustrative intervals from order timestamps, not independently measured preparation times.
See the shape of service
Bring timing into the conversation.
Review average, fastest and slowest recorded intervals, then look at the hourly pattern. Use the results to ask focused questions about the service your team delivered.
- Review served-order timing in one view
- Look at the busiest hours in context
- Investigate unusual records before drawing conclusions
Taply Restaurant
Recorded intervalsEach service, in context
Dine in22m
Takeaway16m
Counter12m
Fictional example. Review order types and timestamp coverage before comparing results.
Every service has its own pace
Look at each order type in context.
Counter orders, takeaway and dining-room service can follow different paths. Review timing by order type and use the ticket-time distribution to understand what sits behind an average.
- Compare the order types present in your records
- Review the distribution across time bands
- Keep the service model beside the numbers
Taply Restaurant
The working detailsA clear review period
01
Choose the scope
Restaurant and reporting period
02
Read the records
The activity behind the summary
03
Add the context
Exceptions, handovers and follow-up
A better shift review
Start with the record. Add the context.
The dashboard derives intervals from served orders’ placed and updated timestamps. Later changes can affect those intervals, so review the records alongside your team’s account of the shift.
- Choose today, the last seven days or 30 days
- Keep timestamp limitations visible in the review
- Use the findings to guide a practical team discussion
A useful first conversation
Bring the way your restaurant works.
Start with your menu, people and daily routines. Walk through the tools, plan and account access that fit your restaurant before changing the way your team works.
Explore Restaurant onboardingThe working details
A few things to know.
Is this a live course-firing system?
This page describes the owner dashboard’s speed-of-service reporting. It does not claim automated course firing, live service pacing recommendations or the same feature set as another provider’s pacing product.
How are the displayed intervals calculated?
The current dashboard uses placed and updated timestamps from served-order records. That is a reporting interval, not a separately measured kitchen preparation time. Later updates to a record can affect the result.
Which periods can I review?
The dashboard offers today, the last seven days and the last 30 days. Its current query is limited to 2,000 served-order records in the selected period, so confirm reporting coverage for a high-volume location.
Which plan includes this reporting?
Speed-of-service reporting is part of advanced analytics on Ultra and Enterprise. Dedicated kitchen display also requires Ultra or Enterprise and compatible equipment.
Your next useful read
Make more of the working day.
Taply Restaurant
Make your next service review more useful.
Bring your questions. We’ll walk through the setup together.
Request a demo