The Daily Run Sheet

KitchenSync → Run Sheet is the page you print and pin up. Pick a date and it shows what the kitchen is doing that day.

What is on it

The date picker, with a count of events and a count of inventory alerts beside it.

Each event on that date — the order, its menu, guest count and prep status — and under each one, three sections:

• Course Timing — the service schedule for that event
• Prep Tasks — the checklist, grouped by station
• Staffing — how many of each role the kitchen needs

Tasting Appointments — any tastings booked that day, listed once for the date rather than under each event.

Inventory alerts — every item below its reorder threshold, with what is on hand and what the threshold is: "Fresh Rosemary · 0.3 lbs on hand · reorder at 0.5 lbs".

That last part is the most useful thing on the page and it is easy to miss. The alerts show whether or not there are events that day, so the run sheet doubles as the morning stock check.

Printing

Print Run Sheet opens your browser's print dialog against a layout built for paper.

There are no print options — no PDF export button, no page-size or layout choice, no toggle for including or excluding bar tasks, and no detail-level setting. What you see is what prints. Use your browser's print dialog for paper size and margins, and its "Save as PDF" if you want a file.

A day with no events

The page says so plainly and still shows the inventory alerts, which is the right behavior: no events does not mean nothing to do.

What it is not

The run sheet is a snapshot for printing, not a live screen. It does not refresh on its own and nothing on it can be ticked off. For the live version during service, use the Display Board; for working through prep, use the order's Prep tab.