A company orders a team lunch, a family plans a party. Flow keeps the quote request, the order and the customer's record in one place.
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Without a connected register, you enter the day's closing. If you have Clover or Square, we check with you during setup whether your account can be connected, with your permission. The Lightspeed Retail (X-Series) connection awaits Lightspeed's validation. Online payment with Stripe is coming soon.
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Few walk-ins at the counter: everything happens before the event, between the request, the quote and the order.
The quote before the event
From your online menu, the customer requests a quote for catering or a custom meal, for a date ahead. You get back to them with your quote and your payment terms.
Your offer in one link
Your platters, your lunch boxes and your prices, with photos, opened by a link or a QR code. A link to send to a company or a family, or to put in your email signature.
The written order
In the modes you choose, orders arrive in writing, in one place. The customer gives their name and the time they want. Payment is made when the order is received.
The customers who come back
Sales over 3, 6 or 12 months, with the source shown. Each customer's record shows their orders and visits: who comes back, and who hasn't been back for a long time.
How it works and our terms, with no invented figure.
Terms
Platters, lunch boxes, sizes and prices.
To a company, to a family, by email or on your website.
You get back to the customer with your quote; orders arrive in Flow, in your modes.
Their visits and the 30-day return rate, for the next order.
In preparation
These features are in preparation. They are not open yet, and no date has been announced.
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