In this article, you will learn about the various features of an online food ordering app
The key stakeholders of the platform are
• Platform Administrator (You)
• Restaurant Partners
• Delivery Partners
• Customers
Customers
• Sign up
• Sign in
• Search Restaurants
• Browse Menus
• Add/Remove Cart Items
• Checkout & Online Payments
• Track the Order
• Rate the Order
• Previous Orders
• Address Book
• Push Notifications
Restaurant Partners
• Manage Menus
• Manage Categories
• Manage Items
• Manage Modifier
• Manage Orders
• Store Settings
• Update Store Hours
• Orders History
• Payments
• Ratings & Review
Platform Administrator
• Manage Restaurant Partners
• Manage Delivery Partners
• Manage Orders
• Manage Customers
• Manage Reviews & Ratings
• Analytics and Reporting
• Financials
• Dashboard
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Delivery Partners
Sign In
The delivery partners can sign in using their mobile number and password. The delivery partners have to receive their account information from the Platform Administrator.
Profile
The delivery person can change their mobile number, password, etc.
Orders
The delivery partners receive the orders from the platform, they can either accept or reject the orders. If they accept the order, they are provided with the information on the order, restaurant, and address of the customer. They can see the route to the customer's location on the Google map and has the option to contact the customer/restaurant.
Earnings
The delivery person can see their everyday earnings.
Settings
The delivery person can change their availability online or offline. Only partners with status online receive orders for delivery.
Top comments (1)
Very interesting. Absolutely the same features I founded here: cleveroad.com/blog/create-food-del.... Except Design and Promo Codes. During development, you need to correctly position your product: Restaurant Fee (restaurants pay a fixed price to be featured on a food delivery app so it’s another branch of this strategy that is simple advertising) or User Fee (customers pay an additional price for delivering orders to their doorsteps).80% of the success of the application depends on the type of monetization and the promotion plan. And 20% of the technical performance. This is due to the fact that there are already many applications on the market and it is rather difficult to bring something new.
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