Fewer empty trips
If multiple orders go toward the same area, they can become one route.
Delivery batching
Delivery batching for restaurants: more stops, one smarter route.
MenuGO can group compatible orders into a delivery batch when they go in a similar direction and fit the restaurant's rules. The driver accepts the batch and sees the stop order on the map.
Restaurant rules
Set min/max orders, maximum waiting time and detour tolerance.
Driver acceptance
Drivers see the route, stops and order details before pickup.
How MenuGO forms a batch
Orders enter an open batch.
MenuGO checks direction, distance, preparation time and rules.
MenuGO checks direction, distance, preparation time and rules.
The batch becomes ready.
When minimum rules or waiting time conditions are met.
When minimum rules or waiting time conditions are met.
The driver picks it up.
The route, stop count and order details are visible.
The route, stop count and order details are visible.
Stops close one by one.
Manager and guest can see updated status and ETA.
Manager and guest can see updated status and ETA.
Quality controls
- Minimum order count before release.
- Maximum stop count per driver.
- Maximum waiting time for the oldest order.
- Route detour tolerance.
- Statuses: forming, ready, picked up, completed.
Why batching matters in peak hours
The hardest delivery problem is not only order volume. It is the moment when many orders arrive together and the manager has to compare addresses, call drivers and decide who carries what.
Delivery batching gives the restaurant a structured way to create healthier routes without losing control.
Want to see a 4-stop batch?
We can show batch rules, route view, pickup and completed stops in a demo.
Frequently asked questions
Does MenuGO automatically assign a driver?
MenuGO can form and suggest a batch, but the driver accepts it and cannot exceed configured limits.
Can the restaurant limit batch size?
Yes. Restaurants can configure minimum and maximum order count, maximum waiting time and route tolerance.
Does batching slow guests down?
The goal is healthy grouping, not waiting at all costs. If a batch does not fit rules, an order can move separately.