
Guests add your website to their phone or computer like an app. You reach them with a notification on the lock screen — order updates they asked for, and offers to the guests who said yes.
Your ordering website can already be installed on a phone or a computer like an app: an icon on the home screen, your name, your colours. App & push turns that into a direct line. A guest who installed it — or who turned notifications on in their browser — can receive push notifications from your restaurant, with no store download and no new account.
You see how many devices installed your app, how many have notifications on, and how many blocked them or stopped answering. You send a push campaign with a title, a picture and a link to a page of your own site. And where you choose, the guest's own order updates — confirmed, ready, on the way — arrive as a push as well.
The notification comes from your restaurant, through your own website. No marketplace stands between you and the guest who installed your app.
A push campaign has no per-message charge and needs no SMS balance. Send it whenever you have something worth saying.
Offers go only to guests who ticked "send me offers by notification" for your venue and still have a working device. Consent is checked again for every guest at send time.
Installed, notifications on, blocked, expired — every device has a clear status, so you know your real reach before you write a word.
Your venue's administrator turns on App & push from its own screen under Outreach. Until then nothing changes on your website — no prompt, no extra request.
Inside the installed app a small card asks the guest whether to allow notifications — one tap, never on first load. Your site's notifications page lets any guest turn them on or off at any time.
Open the notifications page on your own device, read its test code, type it in the admin and send a test push. It reaches that device and no other.
Write a push campaign with a title, text, a picture and a link to your menu, an event or an offer page — and pick which order updates also go out as a push.
The guest keeps your site on the home screen and opens it in one tap. A restaurant group is one app: the main restaurant and its branches share one audience.
Every device that installed your app or allowed notifications is counted, with its status. A device the push service no longer knows is marked expired until the guest subscribes again.
A campaign has a title, a message, an optional picture and a link to a page of your own website. It is listed with your other campaigns, and consent is checked for every guest when it goes out.
"Installed the app" and "notifications on" become audiences you can pick in any campaign — e-mail, SMS or Viber as well as push.
Tell your regulars about today's special or a new dish, straight to the phone they keep in their pocket.
Let guests know the moment their order is ready or on the way — next to the e-mail and SMS you already send.
Announce fresh bakes in the morning to the guests who asked to hear from you.
Send a push with a link to tonight's event page to the guests who allowed it.
One app for the whole group: the main restaurant and its branches speak to one audience instead of splitting it.
Turn guests who order on your website into an audience you can reach again — without paying per message.
Push notifications let a restaurant reach its guests on the lock screen of their phone or the corner of their computer. With Ordering.Tools, your ordering website becomes an app the guest installs from the browser, and every guest who allows notifications becomes part of an audience you own.
Your website is installed like an app — an icon, your name, your colours — straight from the browser. There is nothing to publish and nothing for the guest to download from a store.
Marketing push goes only to guests who opted in for your venue group and still have a working device. Order updates by push are off until you choose them, one update at a time.
Every device has a status — installed, notifications on, blocked or expired — so the number you see before sending is the number of guests you can actually reach.
No. They install your website from the browser, like an app, and allow notifications with one tap. Nothing is published in a store.
Yes, once the guest adds your site to the Home Screen (iOS 16.4 or later) and allows notifications from inside it. On Android and on computers, notifications also work in the browser itself.
Only guests who ticked "send me offers by notification" for your venue group and have a device with notifications on. Consent is checked again for every guest when the campaign goes out.
Yes. In App & push settings you choose which order updates — confirmed, preparing, ready, on the way and more — also go out as a push. Each one is off until you tick it.
Open your site's notifications page on your own device, read the test code it shows, type that code in the admin and send a test push. It goes to that device only.
No. Push campaigns have no per-message charge and do not use your SMS balance.
App & push is off by default. Your venue's administrator turns it on under Outreach whenever you are ready.
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