Monday
On Monday you post Friday's stop at the brewery lot: 40 lunch preorders, for pickup between 11 and 2.
Today, customers can preorder for a pickup window at a stop, with a cap on what you'll prep. Ordering from the truck's own page for pickup in minutes isn't ready yet; it's coming.
One flat monthly price. No fees added to your customers' orders.
One example week, pinned up day by day.
On Monday you post Friday's stop at the brewery lot: 40 lunch preorders, for pickup between 11 and 2.
By Wednesday the preorders are full, and you make room for 10 more.
Preorder cap 50 (was 40)On Thursday night the prep list adds up what to make.
At the stop, preorders go out by name at the window.
Next Friday's stop is already posted, because you repeated it.
Everything else is in there too. These are the parts food truck owners lean on.
Post a stop with a pickup window, and customers order ahead for it. Repeat a weekly stop and next week's is already up.
Set how many you'll make for a stop. When it's full, it stops selling, and you know what to prep.
Every preorder for a stop, added up into one list of what to make, then a checklist for service.
Enter what you paid for ingredients, and every recipe shows its cost per piece. Labels with ingredients and allergens come from the same recipe.
Ordering from the truck's own page for pickup in a few minutes, and paying at the window through the app, aren't ready yet. We'll tell you when they are.
Not yet. Ordering for pickup in a few minutes is coming. Today, customers preorder for a stop's pickup window, ahead of time.
Yes. Make a window for each stop and time, and repeat the regular ones weekly.
No. You tell the app how your business operates, licensed kitchen included, and it follows what you tell it. The cottage-food limits apply only if they're yours.
Set it up free, practice in test mode, and open when you're ready.
Start your shop