Incoming-order workflow
Keep direct online orders organized in a restaurant-facing view designed for the staff members responsible for fulfillment.
Give owners, managers, and employees the tools appropriate to their role. Then turn paid online-order data into clear revenue, customer, menu, demand, basket, fulfillment, and refund intelligence.

Included with every plan
Website, ordering, owner tools, hosting, and support work as one managed restaurant platform.
The owner side connects the work after checkout with the questions behind better decisions: what changed, what sells, when demand peaks, how customers return, and where the next opportunity may be hiding.
Keep direct online orders organized in a restaurant-facing view designed for the staff members responsible for fulfillment.
Give owners, managers, and employees the appropriate level of access instead of exposing every control to every person.
Allow authorized owners to issue customer refunds from the platform without leaving the restaurant management experience.
Compare selected periods and review revenue, customer, basket, menu, demand, fulfillment, and refund signals built from paid online orders.
The analytics dashboard goes beyond a basic sales total. It organizes paid online-order behavior into scorecards, trends, customer and menu intelligence, demand planning, operational health, and prioritized actions.
Compare gross online sales, paid orders, average order value, and items per order with the preceding reporting period.
Review 30-day sales run rate, average daily sales, revenue per active guest, and refund exposure.
See new and repeat guests, repeat-customer rate, repeat sales, and the share of revenue from returning customers.
Understand daily sales momentum, normalized weekday performance, peak hours, and order share by daypart.
Measure add-on attachment, customized orders, menu reach, common pairings, and directional average-order-value scenarios.
Rank dishes by units, order reach, tracked item sales, and revenue share to identify dependable menu drivers.
Track completion share, active workload, average and slow-tail completion times, refunded orders, and returned value.
Translate actual paid-order signals into prioritized opportunities and recommended next actions for the owner.

See when paid online revenue rises or falls and compare patterns across the selected reporting window.

Identify the dishes generating tracked item sales and how widely each one reaches across paid orders.

Review basket pairings, add-on attachment, customization, menu reach, and directional ticket opportunities.

Turn paid-order behavior into prioritized recommendations the restaurant can investigate next.
Every metric includes context about how it is measured, why it matters, and where the number can mislead. Owners can compare reporting ranges without confusing gross online sales with profit or treating a directional scenario as a forecast.
The analytics use paid online orders recorded inside the Web Studios platform. Gross sales include sales tax, while food cost, labor, dine-in sales, marketplace orders, and partial-refund analysis are not included. Outside POS, accounting, inventory, or payroll integrations must be confirmed and scoped separately.
See current scorecards beside the preceding reporting period instead of reading isolated totals.
Use weekday pace, peak hours, and dayparts to inform prep, staffing, and pickup coverage.
Review menu reach, item drivers, pairings, add-on attachment, and customization behavior.
Keep fulfillment speed, active workload, cancellations, refunds, and returned value visible.
The owner experience is configured around who needs access, which actions matter during service, and which metrics help the restaurant understand its direct-order channel.
Identify owner, manager, and employee roles plus the actions and information each role should receive.
Connect incoming orders, customer information, refund controls, and day-to-day management views.
Test representative accounts to confirm sensitive tools remain limited to authorized restaurant roles.
Organize revenue, customer, basket, menu, demand, fulfillment, and refund signals into clear owner-only views.
Clear scope, practical boundaries, and no claims that a website or search provider cannot honestly guarantee.
Yes. Owners, managers, and employees can receive access appropriate to their responsibilities. The exact permission structure is confirmed with the restaurant during setup.
The owner analytics include period-over-period scorecards, sales pace, daily and weekday trends, repeat-customer momentum, daypart demand, basket and menu intelligence, fulfillment timing, refund health, and a ranked action queue. The live demo shows representative views with test data.
The dashboard uses paid online orders processed through the Web Studios platform. Gross sales include tax and are revenue—not profit. Food cost, labor, dine-in sales, marketplace orders, and partial refunds are not currently included, so every metric is presented with measurement notes and practical limits.
Yes. Authorized owners can issue customer refunds from the dashboard. Stripe remains the payment processor for online transactions.
Not automatically. The dashboard manages and analyzes activity in the Web Studios platform. A POS, accounting, inventory, payroll, or other outside integration should be confirmed and scoped before anyone assumes compatibility.
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