Structure that fits the bake
Tiered cakes have tier-level execution. Breads and batch bakes get a flatter single-item flow, without empty cake-tier controls.
Kitchen view
A working view for the order you are making, with tier context and recipe steps close at hand.
One month free, then £15/month. Card required. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid a charge.
How it works
Move from a confirmed order into production when it is ready to start.
Keep its recipe, filling, coating and design context together.
Work through the recipe-step checklist and save progress against this order.
Keep the wider order pipeline in view through collection or delivery.
Built around the actual work
Tiered cakes have tier-level execution. Breads and batch bakes get a flatter single-item flow, without empty cake-tier controls.
Recipe-step completion is saved against the bake in progress, so ticking a step does not change the master recipe for every future order.
Kitchen view adds execution detail alongside the everyday order-progress controls. The broader order status and final handover remain visible.
At the kitchen counter
Follow recipe-step checklists with the order details close by, including each tier of a tiered cake.
One month free, then £15/month. Card required. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid a charge.
Before you try it
Yes. Kitchen view is part of the browser-based workspace, with responsive tier panels and recipe checklists. Use a modern browser on your phone, tablet or computer.
Your order book still handles the brief, quote and day-to-day progress. Kitchen view is the deeper working surface for an order in production.
Useful recipe methods and the correct variant for each tier give the checklist its context. Check the quote, confirmation and stock requirements before starting production.
Request a demo to see how tier details, recipe-step checklists and progress fit together at the kitchen counter.
Your whole bakery workspace
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