Delivery and pickup
ZIP code zones with their own day and fee, route sheets with stops in a sensible order, pickup spots and a packing slip for every bag.
Delivery day is chaos. I am sorting addresses in a spreadsheet, texting drivers the order of stops and writing names on bags, and people outside my area keep ordering and then ask for a refund.
I need the system to know where I deliver, when, and what it costs, and to hand my driver a list.
Real screens from the live demo, with sample data only.
What your customer sees
At checkout the customer's ZIP code finds their delivery zone: its fee, its delivery day and its minimum order. Outside every zone, the customer is told so and offered your pickup locations instead.
What you see in the admin
On the Delivery page you set your ordering deadline, your delivery days and your free-delivery threshold. Each zone is a list of ZIP codes with its own delivery day, fee, minimum order and free-delivery amount, and checkout uses them automatically.
What you see in the admin
Pick a delivery day and its orders are grouped by zone, with each route's stops in order from your kitchen (nearest stop next), plus name, phone, address, delivery notes and meal count.
What you see in the admin
List the places customers can collect their meals, like a gym or a studio. Turn one off and it disappears from checkout, while past orders keep its name and address.
What you see in the admin
One slip per order for whoever packs the bag and the driver: the customer and phone, the delivery address or pickup spot, the day, the route and stop number (in the same order as Routes), the delivery notes, and every meal with its size, choices and add-ons. Print two slips to a page or one.
Each plan includes everything in the plans before it.
ZIP code zones with their own fee, minimum and day, plus the delivery areas page.
In Basic and aboveRoute sheets for drivers, with stops put in a sensible order.
In Basic and abovePlaces where customers can pick up their order.
In Basic and aboveA printable slip for each order bag.
In Basic and aboveRoutes and packing slips come straight from the week's orders, so you are not rebuilding the day by hand.
Slips list the route and stop number in the same order as the route sheet, so the bag, the driver and the list agree.
Someone outside your zones is not turned away: they are offered pickup. And each zone can have its own day, fee and minimum, so every area you serve makes sense for you.
These links open the exact screens in the live demo, in a new tab. Nothing in the demo is real: no payments, no emails, no customers.
Admin links ask you to click Sign In once. The demo fills in the sample login for you.
Yes. Each zone is a list of ZIP codes with its own delivery day, fee, minimum order and free-delivery amount. Where the store has a minimum order too, the higher one applies.
They are told you do not deliver there and offered your pickup locations instead, so they can still order.
It puts each route's stops in order starting from your kitchen, nearest stop next. For anything more, download a CSV for a route-planning app or open the route in Google Maps.
Yes. Delivery routes depend on Delivery zones, so turning zones off also turns routes off. Turning a feature off never deletes anything, and turning it back on brings it all back.
Production plan, prep and shopping lists, inventory, ingredient costs and suppliers, and more than one kitchen.
Printable labels with nutrition facts, ingredients, allergens and use-by dates, from your own menu data.
Weekly plans customers manage themselves: skip, pause, swap or cancel, billed every week.
We set it up for you and move your existing customers over. Call us or talk to Alex, and we will show you how it would work for your business. You can also read the demo guide first.
