Order per dish
Filling, cutting and quantity are picked in a panel next to the menu.
Catering requests arrive complete, in Shopify
A family business in Amsterdam, running a deli with fresh sandwiches, meals and corporate catering for almost 40 years.
Built with
By the numbers
- dishes online
- 28
- business customers with their own menu
- 16
- a month saved on Catermonkey
- €246
The problem
Catering requests came in by e-mail. A phone number or the location was often missing. Every e-mail was printed as the order, and on Saturday the team built the weekly planning from that folder. The invoice was then made by hand from the printed order.
What we did
We built a dedicated order site on Shopify: a Next.js storefront and an app inside the Shopify admin. Customers choose the dish, filling and quantity, then delivery or pickup, the day and the serving style. Every order arrives as a draft order, so the team checks it first. Business customers log in with a code and order at their own prices from Shopify B2B.
What it delivers
An order only goes through with a name, e-mail, phone number, delivery day and serving style. The team sees every request in Shopify and sends an invoice. Sterk Staaltje edits the menu, customer prices and site copy in Shopify. The code belongs to Sterk Staaltje.
Highlights
Delivery day and serving
In the cart the customer picks delivery or pickup, the day and platter or disposable.
A draft order first
Every order lands in Shopify as a draft order. Payment is on invoice.
Prices per customer
Business customers log in with a code and see their own menu and prices from Shopify B2B.
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