Star Micronics kitchen printing pairs with OneTablet’s delivery revenue platform to help restaurants increase order volume, improve menu conversion, and fulfill off-premise orders with greater accuracy.
Somerset, NJ – May 1, 2026 – Star Micronics, a global provider of point-of-sale (POS) hardware, cloud printing, and labeling solutions, today announced its collaboration with OneTablet, a restaurant technology platform that helps independent restaurants and multi-location operators generate more revenue from third-party delivery. Together, the companies give restaurants the tools to improve menu visibility, conversion rates, and average order value across delivery platforms, while ensuring every order prints reliably at the right station.
Third-party delivery now accounts for 30% or more of a restaurant’s revenue, and that share continues to climb. Restaurants that aren’t actively optimizing their presence on DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub are leaving money on the table. OneTablet gives operators the tools to win on these platforms: better menu visibility, stronger conversion rates, higher average order values, and the performance data to know what’s working and what isn’t.
As that order volume grows, kitchens need hardware that can keep up. Star’s TSP100 series delivers the print speed, reliability, and uptime that high-volume delivery operations demand, so every ticket reaches the right station, every time.
From Delivery Platform to the Kitchen Line
Aggregating orders is only part of the workflow. Restaurants also need to manage menus, monitor performance across delivery platforms, and maintain control over how orders are prepared and fulfilled.
OneTablet is the operating system for off-premise restaurant operations, consolidating Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub into a single, unified platform. Beyond order aggregation, it gives operators centralized control over menus, pricing, and prep timing, while delivering real-time reporting across all channels.
By surfacing performance data at the item, channel, and store level, OneTablet enables restaurants to continuously optimize their delivery business—adjusting menus, pricing, and availability to increase conversion, improve order volume, and maximize revenue. Through its integration with Star Micronics printers, OneTablet extends that control directly into the kitchen, ensuring orders are automatically routed, organized, and printed at the appropriate prep stations. This creates a seamless connection between digital optimization and in-store execution, reducing errors and improving throughput during peak service.
Star’s TSP100 series thermal ticket printers, including the TSP143III (LAN, USB, and Bluetooth models), as well as the TSP143IV X4 and TSP143IV SK X4 sticky linerless label printers, were tested across OneTablet’s platform and performed reliably in each configuration. This allows restaurants to use the same trusted hardware for both standard ticket printing and sticky labeling workflows, depending on their kitchen setup.
Supporting High-Volume Delivery Workflows
Off-premise orders introduce significant pressure during peak hours, where missed tickets, unclear modifications, or delayed prints can quickly lead to errors and slowdowns.
By combining OneTablet’s order aggregation with Star’s reliable printing, restaurants can:
- route orders instantly to the correct prep station
- maintain clear, readable tickets during peak volume
- reduce missed or duplicated orders
- kitchens moving at the pace of incoming delivery demand
“Delivery isn’t linear. Orders hit in waves from multiple platforms at the same time. At OneTablet, we bring structure to that. We organize and route orders so kitchens can actually execute. If tickets are not clear and in the right place immediately, performance drops fast. Star gives us the consistency on the print layer to make sure that does not happen.”
Marcel Grangien, CEO and Director at OneTablet
“As restaurants take in orders from multiple delivery channels, consistency at the kitchen level becomes critical. By working with OneTablet, we’re helping ensure those orders are reliably routed and printed at the right station, so staff can act on them immediately without confusion or delay.”
Jon Levin, Director of Product Management at Star Micronics
Extending Workflows with Labeling
In addition to ticket printing, labeling can be used to support order identification and quality control for off-premise orders. Applying labels to bags, containers, or drinks helps staff verify items before they leave the kitchen, reducing handoff errors during busy service periods.
As delivery volume increases, combining order aggregation, printing, and labeling provides a more controlled workflow from order intake to fulfillment.
For more information about Star Micronics solutions, visit starmicronics.com.
To learn more about OneTablet, visit onetablet.com.
OneTablet is a restaurant technology platform designed to help independent restaurants and multi-location operators generate more revenue from third-party delivery. The platform consolidates DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub into a single dashboard, enabling operators to manage menus, improve visibility, increase conversion rates, and grow average order value across all channels.
Unlike traditional POS-based integrations, OneTablet operates at the platform layer, giving restaurants direct control over menus, pricing, availability, and store operations within each marketplace. This allows operators to improve key performance drivers such as item availability, prep times, cancellations, and customer ratings—ultimately increasing order volume and revenue.
Through advanced reporting and menu optimization tools, OneTablet surfaces actionable insights that help restaurants identify opportunities to improve performance, drive more orders, and capture incremental revenue.
Originally founded as MealCo and relaunched as OneTablet in 2025, the company serves independent restaurants, enterprise brands, and digital-first operators across the United States.
Star Micronics is a global provider of point-of-sale (POS) hardware, cloud printing, and labeling solutions that help businesses connect digital workflows to real-world operations. Serving retail, hospitality, healthcare, and service industries, Star delivers printing, labeling, cash management, self-service, and cloud-based technologies designed to support scalable, connected, and automated environments. Star’s solutions support Android, iOS, Windows, and web-based platforms and extend into the cloud through services such as CloudPRNT Next and StarIO.Online, Star’s fully managed cloud printing service.
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