Summary
- Outpost delivery enables customers to specify their delivery location and delivery time from a list of pre-defined options.
- This feature is typically used by operators who service campuses with meal programs. Time-slot delivery enables them to set up a simple delivery system.
- For example, if a lunch delivery program is offered on a large business campus, employees are able to order their meals and tell operators where and when they want it delivered.
- If you are an employee in Building A, Marketing Wing, Room 100 - you can select these choices on the app and have your lunch delivered right to your location.
- Outpost delivery is available on websites and mobile apps. Please note, some features are compatible with V2 app only.
Setting up outpost delivery
- Go to Brands & Locations
- Search for the location where you would like to set up outpost delivery
- Select Edit Location
- Go to the Preferences tab
- Select Outpost delivery
- Click Save button
- Go to Edit Delivery Areas for the same location
- Select Outpost Delivery Points
- Follow the steps outlined below to setup the delivery points and delivery times
Setting up delivery points
- Click Add delivery point
- Enter Name
- The name should be the name of the delivery outpost or level of delivery outpost
- For example, “Building 1” or ‘4th Floor”
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Select Type
- The type defines how the user should select/input their delivery point
- There are 3 types of input:
- Default: The default option enables user to select from a defined set of options for their delivery point
- Auto-complete: User enters their delivery point and app auto-fills their entry
- Free-form: User enters their delivery point
Example of Default selection:
Example of free form (1) and auto-complete (2) entry:
4. Enter the guest prompt
- This guides the user on what they should select or enter when inputting their delivery point
- Ex. If the guest prompt is “Building” the app will say “Select a building”
5. Enter the guest hint (if applicable)
- The guest hint only appears for auto-complete and Free-form entries. It’s used to guide the user on what they should input as their delivery point
- Ex. “Enter room number, e.g. 205”
6. Enter the operator code
- The operator code is sent in emails and checks to define the Delivery Point
- For example, for: Building 1, Floor 1, Core A - the code may be “B1F1CA”
Example below:
7. Click SAVE to save your changes
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