Take2Me orders land in the same queue as your own: same dashboard, same gestures, no extra tablet on the counter. You accept, you cook, you close — and the channel stays in line on its own. Marketplace volume, without a second system to watch.
An order coming from the marketplace is accepted, prepared and closed exactly like an order taken on your own site: lines with the options chosen, notes, scheduled time and the name of whoever ordered, already inside the queue your staff watches all evening. One more channel, not one more workflow.
The decisions the channel cares about — accepted with the prep minutes, rejected with the reason, out for delivery, delivered or picked up — go back to Take2Me with nobody updating two systems. You switch the channel on and off yourself from the dashboard, whenever it suits you, and the connector is included in every plan, Free included.
From the ticket landing in the queue to the status going back to the channel: a Take2Me order is a Reserveat order, with the same tools and the same road to the register.
A Take2Me order is a Reserveat order in full: it shows up in the dashboard awaiting acceptance with the channel logo next to it, exactly where your staff is already looking. It carries the order lines with the options chosen, the notes, the scheduled time when there is one and the name of whoever ordered.
Same screen, same buttons, same habits: nobody has to learn a second program to work the channel.
A channel order lands in the queue with its dish lines and the options the guest chose, recognised on your own menu: the kitchen reads a ticket written in your own words, not another system's export.
Whoever is cooking has nothing to translate: the same names and the same variants your staff uses every day, and a channel order reads like one taken at the counter.
When the guest pays online, Take2Me collects before handing you the order: the ticket lands in the queue already settled and on pickup or delivery nobody has to ask for anything.
When they choose cash on delivery instead, the order says so clearly and carries the amount to collect: whoever delivers knows what to ask for, with no surprises at the door. Either way you see the total, line by line.
When the delivery is on you the order carries the full destination address: whoever goes out to deliver knows where to go without copying anything from another app.
When the marketplace delivers instead, all that is left to you is cooking on time: the run is organised by the channel.
You accept, you reject with a reason, you head out to deliver, you close the order: every decision made in Reserveat is sent back to the channel on its own. You update one system, not two, and the marketplace stays in line with what is happening in the kitchen.
When you accept you can say how many minutes it will take: the prep time leaves together with the acceptance, not in a phone call afterwards. And if the channel cancels or refunds an order, you see it land in the queue without checking anywhere else.
A Take2Me order takes the same road to Cassa in Cloud as an order from your own site: it reaches the register already written, with its lines on the right product.
One setup for every channel, the one you already use on direct orders: you need the register integration active, so the Orders or Complete plans.
Marketplace orders live on the same screen as yours: same gestures, same queue, one place to look. At peak the time you lose is not in the cooking — it is in switching between devices.
And when the channel changes something, what changes is a setting — not the way your staff works.
Take2Me brings you orders you would not have had, and you work them without a second device. On orders from your own site, on reservations and in the shop the data really is yours: contact details, history and loyalty points enter your CRM and feed coupons, newsletters and the loyalty card.
Two levers in the same system: the marketplace to fill the quiet evenings, your direct channels to build the guests who come back.
Because a marketplace order is a Reserveat order, it lands in the same lists and the same reports: in the Business Intelligence panel you see how many orders each channel brings, what they are worth and at what average ticket.
Stop guessing how much the marketplace weighs on your takeaway: read it, and decide with numbers how hard to push the channels that are your own.
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