ILLERBiller's kitchen display is an on-screen wall, not a printout -- tickets appear automatically the moment a bill is sent to the kitchen, and update live as things change.

Each ticket on the wall shows its table/counter and number, the items ordered (grouped by category, with quantities), and how long it's been sitting:

If a waiter or cashier cancels an item after it's already been sent to you (a void, no cost -- or a waste, once prep had already started), it does not disappear from the ticket. It stays on the ticket, struck through and greyed out, with a VOID or WASTE tag -- hover/tap the tag to see the reason they gave. This is deliberate: you should be able to see that an item was pulled and why, not wonder where it went.
If every item on a ticket ends up cancelled, the ticket shows "No items on this ticket" and its action button disables -- there's nothing left to advance.
On the kitchen board, each still-live item also shows a small colored status tag (sent / preparing / ready) matching the same colors used elsewhere for bill stages. Older tickets from before this feature don't show this tag at all -- that's expected, not a bug.
The ticket wall itself is display-only -- there's no tap-to-advance action on it. To move a ticket forward, use the kitchen board: select the ticket and tap its action button (Start Preparing, then Mark Ready, then handed off to the waiter/cashier to mark Delivered from the Bills screen). The action button is a large, full-width tap zone -- built to be easy to hit with a gloved or wet hand at a busy pass, not a small precise button you have to aim for.