Module 17 · Every plan

A deep tree with a breadcrumb on every page.

A deep tree, made navigable. Setup is its own top-level area, index of tiles, then a section, then one page per concern, with a breadcrumb on every page so you always know where you are.

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What it works with

What you can bring, and what you can set.

Import from
  • Sapaad, tested
  • Foodics, on request
  • Square, on request
  • Lightspeed, on request
  • Menu, ingredients and recipes by CSV
Menu from
  • A Talabat link
  • A saved Deliveroo page
  • Map and preview
  • Dry run and rollback
Set per outlet
  • Printers and print templates
  • Dining sections and tables
  • Payment types, fees and settlement days
  • Devices and pairing
  • Invoice numbering

What is in it

Setup, feature by feature.

Each outlet's legal entity and 15-digit TRN are set up here, and moving from Sapaad is tested: menu, customers, staff, floor plan and up to 8.5 years of history.

Migrate what you already have

Sapaad is tested: the menu, customers, staff, the floor plan and your sales history as daily totals. Foodics, Square and Lightspeed are mapped but untested, so they are on request. Any import has a map, a preview, a dry run and a rollback.

Till behaviour

Split bills, tips, mandatory covers, moving tables, supervisor password to cancel or modify, per-location order sequence.

Till behaviour

This outlet

Printers, receipt templates, dining sections, courses, invoice sequence.

This outlet

Global settings

Company, locations, tax and surcharges, payment types, discounts, reasons, modifier groups.

Global settings

Your logos, once

Upload the company and brand logos once and they appear across the app, from the top bar and sign-in to the customer display, the pickup board and the online menu, and on documents.

Template editor

Labels, appearance, order settings and rich-text header/footer, all beside a live sample.

Template editor

Request a call

For a provider you want to work with, the request goes to delEat’s partnerships team, who introduce your restaurant to the provider. It is an introduction by a person, not an automatic connection.

How it works

Import, configure, run.

Bring what you haveSapaad is tested; Foodics, Square and Lightspeed are on request, each with a map, a preview, a dry run and a rollback. Menu items, ingredients and recipes also come in from CSV templates.
Set the outletPrinters, receipt templates, dining sections, courses and the invoice sequence, per site.
Find it againTiles, then a section, then one page per concern, with a breadcrumb on every page.

Before you believe it

The three questions everyone asks.

Can we bring our menu from our current POS?

From Sapaad, yes: it is tested, and brings the menu, customers, staff, the floor plan and your sales history as daily totals. Foodics, Square and Lightspeed are mapped but untested, so they are on request. A menu can also come in from a Talabat link or a saved Deliveroo page.

How do we find a setting?

Setup is its own area: tiles, then a section, then one page per concern, with a breadcrumb on every page.

What does Request a call do?

It sends your request to delEat’s partnerships team, who introduce your restaurant to the provider. It is an introduction by a person, not an instant or automatic connection.

Works with

The modules this one sits beside.

Staff, roles & permissionsRoles the server checks, not the screen.PrintingTickets from the till, and a print agent for the network printers.MenuOne menu. Per-outlet prices. Every channel fed from it.
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Pricing

One price per outlet. No cut of your sales.

Plans from AED 149 per outlet per month on a 2-year term. Thirty days free, no card.

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No card. No call unless you want one. Every module, every plan, for a month.

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