EatzyGo Store

EatzyGo Store is the app for restaurants and food shops that sell through EatzyGo. It runs on the phone or tablet at your counter. When a customer places an order, this is where it arrives and where you accept it, prepare it and hand it over. This app is for EatzyGo partner outlets only. You sign in with the email and password EatzyGo gave you when your outlet was set up. There is no sign-up inside the app. Customers use the separate EatzyGo app. New orders Every new order rings and opens a full-screen alert over whatever you are doing, showing the items, quantities, add-ons, the customer's note and the total in rupees. Tap Accept, then pick a preparation time from the presets (10 to 90 minutes) or type your own. The customer sees that time as your promise. The app remembers the time you chose last, so a kitchen that takes 25 minutes is not re-picking it on every order. Declining asks for a reason, chosen from the platform's list (an item is out of stock, the kitchen is too busy, you are closing early, and so on), and the customer is told what happened. An order you have not dealt with keeps ringing until you accept it, decline it or silence it. Keep the app open on the counter. New orders show up in the app while it is open, and the screen stays awake. The order queue Orders sit in three lists: New, Processing and Delivered, each with a live count. Every card shows whether the order is for delivery or pickup, how the customer paid (cash on delivery or online), each item with its size and add-ons, the subtotal, tax, discount, delivery charge and total, and any note the customer typed. Accepted orders show a countdown to the promised time and the rider's name once one is assigned. For pickup orders, tap Hand order to customer when they collect it. Receipt printing On Android, pair a Bluetooth thermal receipt printer with your phone, then choose Accept and print ticket when you accept an order. The ticket carries the order number, the customer's name and phone, the delivery address (or PICKUP), every item with its size and add-ons, the charges and the total. Bluetooth permission is asked for only at that point, so Android can find nearby printers. The app never reads or sends your location. Your menu The Menu tab lists every category and item with its photo, prices and offer prices. Mark an item out of stock with one tap, and back in stock the same way, so customers stop ordering something you cannot make right now. Set each item as veg, non-veg or not set, with the square-and-dot veg and non-veg markers used in India. Search the menu, or filter to items that are out of stock or missing a veg marker. You can also open any item to change its name, description, sizes (Regular, Half, Full), prices, offer price and image link, or add and remove items and categories. During the closed test those catalogue changes are still made by the EatzyGo team; the app tells you plainly if a change could not be saved. Earnings and wallet The Earnings tab shows a bar chart of the last seven days and a day-by-day list you can open to see every order and its amount. The Wallet tab shows your current balance, lets you request a withdrawal to your bank account, and lists past transfers and any pending request. Add or update your bank name, account holder name, account number and bank code under Bank Management. Opening hours Set your hours for each day of the week in 15-minute steps, with more than one slot per day (say 11:00 to 15:00 and 18:00 to 23:00), or switch a day off. If your outlet is marked unavailable, a banner at the top of every screen says so. Also in the app: light and dark themes, and an interface in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Bengali, Urdu and more than twenty other languages.