Fewer trips
Two or three orders for the same area go with one driver instead of each going separately.
Delivery batching
Orders for the same part of town go out in one trip.
When addresses are close and the food is ready at the same time, MenuGO groups them into one batch. The driver gets the stop order, and you decide how many orders may travel together.
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Example
Batch #124 deliveries · 1 trip
Stop 1 of 4 Driver
In short
You set the rules
How many orders travel together, how long they may wait at most, and how far a driver may detour.
The stop order is known upfront
Drivers see the addresses and route before they take the batch.
In practice
How it works day to day.
The system looks at the orders.
Addresses, preparation time and the rules set for your restaurant.
It groups them into a batch.
The batch goes out to drivers when it is full or the longest allowed wait has passed.
The driver goes stop by stop.
They collect the batch and deliver in order, while each guest follows their own delivery.
Common questions
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Does every order have to join a batch?
No. An order that does not fit with others goes on its own.
Does the system dispatch the driver?
No. Drivers accept a batch in their app, and the system never offers more than they are allowed to carry.
What do we need to get started?
Send us your restaurant’s name and tell us how you take orders today. You can send the menu as a PDF or photos, and we enter it and set up the rest together.
Interested in MenuGO?
Send us your restaurant’s name.
We’ll show you how it would look for your restaurant and what we need to get started.