Star Micronics has entered a partnership to integrate Logic Controls’ kitchen display system (KDS) with its labelling solutions.

The combination is expected to improve order accuracy, accountability, and fulfilment across modern restaurant and retail workflows.

According to the companies, Star Micronics and Logic Controls are both Chrome Certified Partners.

This is presented as ensuring compatibility with modern, browser-based POS [point-of-sale] and ordering platforms, and will enable restaurant operators deploy cloud-first, scalable workflows without adding IT complexity.

Logic Controls’ Kitchen GO platform is used by restaurants, retailers, and self-service operators to organise and route orders across preparation and expo stations.

By pairing this real-time order visibility with Star’s labelling technology, the operators will benefit from a physical verification layer that extends accuracy from the KDS screen to packaging, pick-up, and delivery.

As each item is “clearly labelled, verified, and traceable”, the arrangement will reduce missed items and confusion at handoff, helping kitchen and fulfilment teams consistently deliver orders.

The companies frame the partnership around the growing complexity of restaurant ordering, encompassing dine-in, kiosks, kerbside, third-party delivery, and buy online, pick up in-store (BOPIS) models.

As channels multiply, they note that operators face greater pressure to deliver speed, security, and simplicity while keeping costs under control.

In this context, the integration is positioned to support third-party delivery and BOPIS by “clearly labelling orders for correct pick-up and hand-off”, and to assist kiosk and in-store ordering by maintaining item identification throughout prep and expo in the kitchen.

The solution is also positioned for multi-brand restaurant environments, where orders can be routed to separate kitchens and then accurately reassembled for fulfilment.