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Menu

Your menu. In your hands.

Change your menu yourself: items, variants, add-ons, prices and availability, all in one place.

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Good things take a little time.

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Order #1024Takeaway
1 × Cold coffee₹140
1 × Grilled sandwich₹180
In the kitchen
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01

Add items, variants and add-ons

02

Change prices and mark items out of stock

03

Organise breakfast and lunch menus

HOW IT WORKS

One familiar flow.

01

Add your items

Enter the dishes and drinks you want customers to order.

02

Set options and prices

Define the variants, add-ons and prices for each item.

03

Choose the right meal menu

Organise breakfast and lunch selections for your service.

04

Update availability

Mark unavailable items out of stock and review changes with the team.

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AT YOUR RESTAURANT

Add items, variants and add-ons

Give each item its own variants and add-ons. Keep prices current without waiting for someone else to edit your menu.

Switch between breakfast and lunch menus and mark sold-out items unavailable, so customers see what your kitchen can serve.

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ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COUNTER

More choice. Fewer unavailable surprises.

Explore the same connected experience from the customer’s side.

For customers
BETTER TOGETHER

Works with the rest of your day.

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IN PRACTICE

A menu your team can keep current.

Your menu is the starting point for every order. Organise what you serve, explain the choices available and keep availability aligned with your kitchen.

Build each item properly

Create the item, then define the variants and add-ons a customer can choose. A clear menu helps guests understand their options before placing an order and gives the kitchen a more complete instruction.

Keep service in step with the kitchen

Update prices and mark items out of stock when ingredients run out. Review breakfast and lunch menus as service changes, so customers choose from the food your team is ready to prepare.

Make a menu review part of opening

Before service, check item names, prices, options and availability. Walk through a sample customer order with your team during setup to see how those choices reach the kitchen.

GOOD QUESTIONS

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