Allergies are recorded on each guest's own seat, checked when you add a dish and flagged on the kitchen ticket.
Allergies are asked when you seat the party and recorded against each guest’s own seat, not just the table. If you add a dish that conflicts, the handheld warns you before it is sent, and related allergens such as peanuts and tree nuts are caught too. The allergy then arrives on the kitchen ticket with the order, so it never depends on a conversation at the pass.
Yes. If a dish contains an allergen that conflicts with a guest's recorded allergy, the handheld warns you before you add it. Related allergens, such as peanuts and tree nuts, are caught too.