Delivery Routes
For the runs that repeat. Name a route, give it city stops in order and the days it runs, and standing orders fill it without anyone re-entering them — while a demand board collects the cities asking to be added next.
- Operations · Add-on
What it does.
- Named routes with ordered city stops
- Run-day schedules held per route
- Standing orders, with a per-occurrence skip
- A public routes page customers can read
- A requested-cities demand board
It does not work alone.
These sit on the same order record, so what one of them writes the next one can already read.
Book a RestoMama demo
Tell us about your restaurant and the workflows you want to launch first.
- One replyA person from the team, not an autoresponder sequence.
- One serviceWe walk your own dinner rush end to end — bill, KOT, payment, dispatch, day close.
- No hardwareIt runs in the browser on the machines and printers you already have.
See a real service, end to end.
We will take one dinner rush the whole way — ring a bill, print the KOT, call the token, mark the payment, dispatch the order, pay the agent and read the day close. On your menu, with your zones, in about thirty minutes.
- Billing and the counterOrder, modifiers, receipt, token
- The kitchen screenKOT routing, stations, prep state
- Payments and closingUPI, card, cash, wallet, day-end
- Dispatch and payoutsZones, assignment, tracking, settlement