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# Waiting Room Actions
When one or more orders are selected in the Waiting Room, a set of action buttons will be available. These actions allow staff to control how and when orders move to the KDS.
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In Map view, you can select orders by clicking on directly from the map or from the side.
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## Fire
Sends the selected order(s) directly from the Waiting Room to the appropriate kitchen screen(s). Once fired, the order is removed from the Waiting Room.
## Group + Fire
When multiple orders are selected, this action combines them into a single group and immediately sends the group to the KDS. Useful for firing related orders together.
## Group
Combines multiple selected orders into one group, but keeps them in the Waiting Room. The grouped orders can be fired later as a batch.
## Add to Group
Adds the selected order(s) to an existing group or previously grouped orders.
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