Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo orders land in the same queue as everything else on your menyu EPOS, routed to your kitchen screens and printers like any other ticket. £50 a month, and the tablet shelf retires.
Running the marketplaces usually means a shelf of tablets, each chirping for attention, each needing its order retyped into the till. Aggregation ends that: marketplace orders flow straight into the menyu EPOS alongside your website, QR and phone orders.
Once a marketplace order is in the queue, it behaves like every other menyu ticket: routed to the right kitchen screen or printer by station, and included in your reporting alongside website, QR and phone orders, so you finally see all your channels in one set of numbers.
One screen to watch during service instead of a device per platform, each with its own chime and charger.
No retyping marketplace orders into the till means no transcription mistakes at the worst possible moment.
Marketplace tickets join the same station routing as everything else, so the kitchen runs one system, not two.
£50 a month with the menyu EPOS. Standalone aggregation platforms typically start around £89+VAT a month.
Direct and marketplace orders in one set of analytics, so you can see what each channel really contributes.
Keep the marketplaces for reach while your direct channels grow. We know a thing or two about that journey.
Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo orders are funnelled into one queue on the menyu EPOS.
The menyu EPOS: aggregation runs through it at £50 a month. See full pricing.
Yes. Your Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo accounts remain yours. Aggregation changes where the orders land, not who owns the relationship.
No, it completes it. Marketplace orders join the same queue as your commission-free website, QR and phone orders, and over time we help you grow the direct side. That part of the story is on our homepage.
See marketplace orders landing in one queue at a free demo.