Website concept · Interactive sales demo — ordering is not live

Sal — press play, I’ll walk you through it

About two minutes. Pinky walks the page while you scroll — the tantalizing new look for his menu first, then how online pre-ordering can work with pickup and delivery timers.

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See it. Want it. Order it.

Pre-order for pickup or delivery, pay online, and get a clear ready time before you leave home.

See how it works
Order directPickup or delivery
Keep the full ticketNo marketplace commission
Fewer phone callsPaid orders land on screen
A Sal's Pizza cheese pie in its takeout box Drag to turn it · steaming hot, 360° Real customer photo · source
1Choose fulfillmentPickup or delivery
2Build your mealBrowse visual categories
3Pay onlineYour order is already paid
4Get a ready timeSal’s sees it instantly

From your phone to Sal’s screen.

The full ordering build gives customers one direct path from menu to payment for pickup or delivery. The order never has to pass through a marketplace checkout, so Sal’s keeps the full direct-sale ticket instead of handing roughly 30% to a delivery app.

01

Choose pickup or delivery

Set the order type first, before browsing the menu.

02

Order and pay here

Build the meal and complete secure payment on Sal’s own website.

03

Paid ticket reaches Sal’s

The order and ready time appear on any configured computer, tablet, or phone—no ringing phone, repeated details, or manual re-entry.

04

Sal’s keeps the direct sale

Pickup or delivery, the ticket belongs to Sal’s—not a marketplace taking a commission.

Order status
PAID
Incoming website order#1048 · Pickup · 4 items
Ready in25–35 min
2 × Large cheese pizza$31.50
1 × Garlic knots (5)$5.99
1 × Tossed salad (large)$8.99
Paid online$46.48
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Direct orders keep the full ticket at Sal’s.

DoorDash and Uber Eats can still help new customers discover the restaurant. Returning customers order pickup or delivery here instead, avoiding the marketplace commission on those direct orders.

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Fewer phone interruptions.

Orders arrive on any configured computer, tablet, or phone already paid with a ready time, so the crew can keep making food instead of stopping to answer, repeat, and re-enter orders.

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The kiosk—without the kiosk.

A QR code on the table or counter opens the ordering site. Customers order and pay from their seat instead of standing in line, with no kiosk hardware to buy.

One order, three screens — live.

Here’s the loop every website order takes. Tap Send a website order and watch the same ticket travel: Sal’s phone pings, the chef pushes the order up the line on the times Sal’s has set, and the customer tracks the pizza Domino’s-style — prepping to order up. If you built an order in the demo cart, this sends your order — ASAP or scheduled — on the same tour; otherwise it runs a sample order.

Sal’s side · Owner
Order alerts7:12 PM
Nothing incoming yet — paid website orders land here, on any phone, tablet, or computer.

The paid order pings his phone. He taps it and sees exactly what they ordered — names and quantities — while watching where the kitchen is with it.

Customer side · Tracking
Sal’s Pizza · #1048Pickup
    Order not placed yet

    Domino’s-style tracking on the customer’s own phone — every stage the chef pushes lands here instantly.

    The customer sees their pizza move through every stage — no wondering, no “is it ready yet?” call.

    Kitchen side · Chef
    Kitchen lineStanding by
      The ticket appears here the moment the order lands — item names and quantities, picked up by the chef.

      Kitchen stage times — set by Sal’s

      The chef opens the ticket and pushes each stage forward — starting with prepping. Each stage runs on the designated time Sal’s has set for it.

      Final payment, device, timing, driver dispatch, and delivery setup are selected with the owner before launch. Any separate payment-processing or delivery-service costs would be confirmed then.