How BrandMyFood works

One order. Everything connected.

From the moment a customer orders to the moment you check your sales, BrandMyFood keeps your restaurant working together.

  1. CustomerOrders cheesecake, brownie and a latte
  2. TillThe cashier takes the order
  3. KitchenThe screen shows what to make
  4. ReadyThe team hands it over
  5. OwnerThe day shows up in sales

01

Take an order in seconds.

What happens
A customer asks for two cheesecakes, a brownie and a latte.
What you do
The cashier taps the products, adds a note if they want oat milk, and takes the payment.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood keeps the order, the note and the payment on the same till.
Why it is easier
Nobody writes the order on a pad and types it in again.
OrdersSearch

The site’s till demonstration. Not a photograph of a customer till.

02

Your kitchen knows what's next.

What happens
The desserts and the latte need to be made.
What you do
The kitchen team looks at the screen, makes what is waiting, and marks it ready.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood shows the items, the note, and whether the order is waiting, being made, or ready.
Why it is easier
The kitchen is not shouting across the pass for the next ticket.
The site’s kitchen demonstration. Not a photograph of a customer kitchen.

03

Your website can take orders too.

What happens
Someone orders the same desserts from your own website, for collection.
What you do
You do not retype it. The team sees it with the counter orders.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood brings that website order into the same queue. Delivery areas work where you have set them up.
Why it is easier
A website order does not live in a separate inbox.
Illustrated example. Not a BrandMyFood installation.

04

Change your menu without the hassle.

What happens
The cheesecake sells out at 3pm.
What you do
The manager marks it unavailable on the menu screen.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood stops offering that product on your till and on your own website.
Why it is easier
You are not telling every cashier, and you are not promising a dessert you cannot make. Other ordering apps are a separate setup. This does not change them for you.
Illustrated example. Not a photograph of the menu screen.

05

Give customers a reason to return.

What happens
A regular buys cakes every Friday.
What you do
You decide how many points a visit is worth, and what the reward is.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood adds the points and lets them use a reward when your rules say so.
Why it is easier
The offer lives with the customer record, not on a stamp card in a drawer.
Illustrated example. Points follow the rules you set.

06

Know how your day is going.

What happens
Before close, the owner wants the shape of the day.
What you do
They open today’s sales, see which items sold, and look at the orders.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood puts that day on one screen.
Why it is easier
You are not adding up paper tickets at the end of service.
Illustrative figures for a sample day. Not a live restaurant report.

07

Let customers order at their own pace.

What happens
A queue builds at the counter.
What you do
A customer uses the self-service screen, chooses the cheesecake and brownie, and adds a latte.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood sends that order to the same kitchen queue.
Why it is easier
People who know what they want do not have to wait for a cashier. The screen, the card machine and the payment method depend on the setup you choose.
Illustrated example. Payment and hardware depend on the setup.

08

One shop today. More tomorrow.

What happens
The owner runs a second shop.
What you do
They switch to that shop and look at its day.
What BrandMyFood does
BrandMyFood keeps each shop’s orders and sales with that shop.
Why it is easier
You open the shop you want. This is not one live picture of every shop at the same time.
Illustrated example. The owner opens one shop at a time.

A day with BrandMyFood

Maple & Crumb, from open to close.

An illustrative day at a fictional dessert takeaway. Not a customer story.

  1. Open your shopThe till is on. Today’s menu is the one you saved.
  2. Take your first ordersTwo cheesecakes, a brownie and a latte. Payment on the till. The kitchen sees the ticket.
  3. Online orders arriveA collection order from your website joins the same queue.
  4. Update a sold-out productCheesecake is gone. You mark it unavailable.
  5. Check today's salesYou see the day’s takings and what sold before you lock up.

The equipment

What will I actually use?

Different screens for different jobs. All part of the same system. Which screen, printer or card machine you use depends on the setup. BrandMyFood does not publish a list of certified models.

  • Till computerCashierTakes the order and the payment.
  • Kitchen screenKitchen teamShows what to make, and what is ready.
  • Manager laptopOwner or managerMenu, sales and the shop you are looking at.
  • Staff phoneWaiters and the teamThe BrandMyFood Staff app for the floor. It does not replace the till.
  • Self-service kioskCustomerThey browse and order. Hardware depends on the setup.
  • Customer-facing displayCustomerThey can see the order. Only where that screen is part of the setup.

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