LineTen gives enterprise restaurant groups one engine for every digital order. Menu, pricing and availability are defined once in MenuPro and pushed consistently to kiosk, app, online ordering and marketplace channels, while OrderPro gives in-store teams a live dashboard for order visibility and failed-order recovery. Bridge connects the platform into existing POS systems like NCR, PAR and Oracle MICROS without requiring a rip-and-replace, and Estate Manager keeps kiosks and other connected hardware managed remotely across every location. Built for large, multi-location operators rather than single sites. Integration with Stream is coming soon.
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LineTen's kiosk product gives guests a self-service ordering screen that can be styled to match a brand's own identity, rather than a generic off-the-shelf layout. Behind the screen, the kiosk stays connected to the same menu, inventory and POS data as every other channel, so prices and item availability update in one place instead of being managed kiosk by kiosk. The platform is hardware-agnostic, working across industry-standard kiosk hardware, and supports multi-language and multi-currency setups for operators running across borders. For large restaurant groups rolling out kiosks across hundreds of locations, that combination of brand control and centralized data is the draw. Once connected with Stream, kiosk orders will flow through the same integrated path as a location's other digital channels.

Beyond taking orders, LineTen gives operators a way to see how kiosks are actually performing across their estate: basket size, conversion and order trends tracked location by location and rolled up across the network. Estate Manager pairs that reporting with remote device management, so a team can reboot, update or monitor kiosk hardware without a technician on site at every store. Combined with OrderPro's in-store dashboard and failed-order detection, this is aimed at giving enterprise operators one place to spot problems and measure the return on a kiosk rollout rather than checking each location individually. Once connected with Stream, this reporting will extend to Stream-managed order flow as well.
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