A practical direct-order workflow
- Give repeat customers a link
A restaurant can share an owned menu link through packaging or other customer channels.
- Keep the catalogue accurate
Confirm item availability and prep times.
- Acknowledge incoming requests
Define who accepts an order and what happens when items are unavailable.
- Prepare and pack
Use the kitchen’s actual staff workflow and quality checks.
- Arrange fulfilment
The restaurant chooses pickup or its own delivery partner; JanOrder does not supply riders.
Marketplace orders vs direct orders
Marketplace apps can help new diners discover a kitchen and may provide delivery logistics. A direct link can support customers who already know the brand and want to reorder. Compare true unit economics including commission, packaging, delivery, payment and repeat-customer acquisition costs.
Where Bill It Bharat fits
Bill It Bharat is the merchant-facing app for catalogue, billing and supported kitchen operations. Verify cross-device order handoff and connectivity requirements in production before treating a direct-order channel as mission-critical.
Questions people ask
Do customers need to download an app?
No. A participating business can share a QR code or link that opens the menu in a mobile web browser.
Does JanOrder charge merchants a percentage commission?
JanOrder positions its own platform commission for supported direct orders at 0%. Payment providers, delivery partners and other third parties may charge separately.
Turn the idea into a working customer experience
Use Bill It Bharat for the merchant setup and supported JanOrder QR and direct-order journeys. Test menu publishing, order receiving, tax and fulfilment before sharing a live code.
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