Notice, per item.
Two days for a tray, two hours for a box.
Sell trays, boxes and platters for events on your own website. Set how much notice each item needs, and when it is available. Customers enter the event date, time and guest count, and orders that are too late are refused for you.
with the notice you need.
Two days for a tray, two hours for a box.
Set the dates an item or category can be ordered.
Date, time, guests and length, on the order and its printout.
Catering orders come in on your website.
Classes and tastings by time slot.
Catering rules sit on the items you already sell.
on your own website.
A tray can need two days’ notice while a box needs two hours. Set it per item.
Set the dates an item or a whole category can be ordered, for Ramadan or Eid.
Customers enter the event date and time, the guest count and how long it runs.
Add the catering rules to items and categories you already sell. No second menu.
Zyda checks the notice and the dates on the server, so a late order cannot slip through.
The order and its printout show the event, so the kitchen and the drivers plan without a call.
Sell a product by dated time slot with a set number of seats.
from what they use today.
Your website, inbox, rewards and delivery share one customer list, one order screen and one menu.
Satisfy every craving
Deliver every promise
No. Add the catering rules to items and categories in your current menu.
Catering orders are taken on your website today.
Catering is an add-on, paid by the quarter or the year. The pricing page shows its price in your country. The Ring call centre, in Kuwait and Egypt, includes it.