Your kitchen is moving. Your day is together.
Everything for the day in one role-specific operating view—built around the business, its team, and the people it serves.
Good morning, Carolina.
Dashboard ready.
11:00 AM–3:00 PM
Own team considered first
1 item low
Keep the line moving.
Advance an order as the kitchen moves it forward.
Where customers meet you.
10539 Farrow Road · Blythewood
Location visibleConfirm a moving pickup stop before it is shown to customers.
Pickup questions, answered.
Use the board to keep a customer’s pickup expectation current.
Keep the service window and pickup point together.
Your own drivers get the run first.
Your business. Your service mix.
Set pickup, delivery choices, and preferred service radius for this business.
A complete workday,
without the clutter.
Open a card for the tools that belong in this role’s workspace.
🍔01Menu control+
Keep today’s menu clear as the rush changes. The kitchen can pause a sold-out item, adjust a portion count, add a note, or choose whether an item supports pickup and delivery. A counter teammate sees the same menu status, so the team avoids promising an item that is no longer available.
🧾02Order board+
Move each order from new to preparing, ready, and completed in one simple line. The counter can see what the kitchen needs next, the kitchen can keep the pickup queue organized, and customers receive a clear handoff expectation. Filters keep a busy service focused on the orders that need attention now.
📍03GPS pickup+
Open from today’s stop, confirm the pickup point, and keep customers pointed to the right truck while service is underway. When the truck changes locations, the team updates the next stop before reopening orders there. The operating view keeps the service window, pickup note, and current location together.
🚚04Business drivers+
Add the drivers who work with this business, set whether each driver is active, and keep your team at the front of the delivery choice. The manager can see which driver is handling a current trip and make staffing decisions without opening a separate delivery account or exposing unrelated business information.
🥡05Pickup and delivery+
Set customer pickup, business-driver delivery, local-driver coverage, and delivery partners for this business. A truck can keep pickup open during a busy window while limiting delivery to the choices it wants to support. Own-driver wages remain between the business and its team; the service mix stays with this storefront.
⚙️06Catering and POS+
Keep catering preferences and POS choices with the business so the operating team has one place to manage its connections. Choose which services matter, connect them, and keep restaurant operations separate from the court and other vendors. The same view makes it easy to add new services as the business grows.
Know the area.
Plan the day.
Blythewood
Partly cloudy
- Rain chance
- 20%
- Wind
- SW 7 mph
Review water, shade, and cold storage before outdoor service.
Nearby opportunities
- Neighborhood marketSaturday · 10 AM–2 PM3 miles away
- Brewery music nightFriday · 5–9 PM8 miles away
Confirm organizer approval, vendor space, and arrival instructions before committing.
Top sellers
- Chicken lunch bowl38 sold
- Smoked brisket sandwich29 sold
- Iced lemonade24 sold
Compare units sold with contribution—not just revenue—to decide what to make again.
What’s moving nearby
Lunch bowls lead this area’s scenario. Switch areas to compare a different service opportunity.
- Blythewood · lunch bowls
- Columbia · handheld lunches
- Charlotte · cold drinks
Use completed sales, time of day, distance, and menu fit together before changing your next stop.
Sales are not profit.
Enter what each order earns and what it costs. The estimate updates as you change delivery services or who covers delivery.
Sales revenue excludes tax, tips, and customer-paid delivery. Only business-paid costs are deducted. Put your allocated plan subscription, kitchen rent, and other fixed costs in overhead; refunds and discounts reduce sales revenue. The demo uses the published FC fee policy. Real order reporting must use the quote and fee policy saved with each order.
📚 National research—not local sales
A starting point for questions to test with your own orders, not a claim about what sold in your neighborhood.
- 2026 Restaurant Industry Trends Report: a March 2026 survey of 3,001 U.S. consumers and 509 operators; useful for customer-retention and channel research, not a live item-sales feed.
- USDA food availability data: national, long-term food-use context. It does not measure restaurant item sales or provide state-level estimates.