A software solution tailored for the food and beverage industry offers a custom-built SaaS platform designed to facilitate ordering services directly from tables in restaurants, bars, and cafes. Customers can place orders using an app or via a QR code. The solution encompasses both domain names and specialized customer software.
Restaurants can sign up, create their menus, add items, and generate QR codes for each table. A dedicated console enables staff to monitor and manage incoming orders effectively. The platform offers both a web-based SaaS application for managing restaurant operations and subscriptions, and a React Native mobile application for ordering and management. The React Native app, based on Expo SDK 38, might require updates for app store submissions, with potential costs for external developers ranging from $200 to $500. Source code availability accompanies the offering, with a price adjustment from $8000 to $6000 due to update requirements.
Key features of the system include a web app for restaurant sign-up and management, menu management, QR code generation, and subscription management through Stripe. The mobile app allows for customer sign-up, restaurant detection via GPS, nearby restaurant display, order placement and payment, and order history viewing. The restaurant management interface supports order monitoring, sound notifications for new orders, and stock management. It is developed using Django/Python and React Native.
Post-sale support includes one week of assistance with software transfer, usage, and code-related queries, though additional development services require separate agreements.
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