KwikEat manual

KwikEat manual

Everything about KwikEat Desktop, the till and order system for take-away and delivery, and KwikEat Merchant, the web portal for your online orders.

Getting started

KwikEat Desktop

Taking a collection order With F2 you take a collection order: products by menu number or tiles, options, the time, and paying now or later.Taking a delivery order With F3 you find the customer by postcode and house number or phone number, and see the delivery charge at once.The order board All running orders in four columns: New, In the kitchen, Ready and On the way. One key moves an order to the next step.Changing and cancelling Change a placed order until it is picked up or delivered, settle the difference, and cancel with a reason.Printing and the kitchen ticket The receipt printer per PC, a receipt on A5 or A4, the kitchen ticket without prices and when it is printed.Delivery and postcodes How KwikEat completes addresses from postcode and house number, works out the distance, and from that the delivery charge and the couriers' kilometres.Customers The customer and address book: searching, details and notes, order history, and how long personal data is kept.Reports Takings per day, week or month, the best-selling products and options, the busiest hours and days, cancellations and cash differences, and the couriers.End of day At the end of the day: takings per payment method and VAT rate, finishing open orders, counting the cash and closing the day.The order journal KwikEat records every order, change, payment and End of day so it can't be altered. What that is, why it's there, and how to export it for your accountant.Settings An overview of all KwikEat Desktop settings, tab by tab: shop, ordering, delivery and payment, printing, links and security.Backup and restore A copy of everything (orders, menu, customers, journal) off the computer, automatically or by hand, with a password if you like.Linking Desktop to the web shop With a pairing code your online orders arrive on the KwikEat Desktop order board, their status goes back to the customer, and you publish the menu to the web shop.Order mode (Germany and France) In countries that require a certified till, KwikEat works as an order system next to your own till: no payments, order slips instead of till receipts.

Building your menu

KwikEat Merchant (web portal)

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