The AIOrders dashboard is the one screen that runs your restaurant. This walkthrough goes page by page and explains exactly what each one does.
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The home screen shows key metrics for the year, and every tile updates in real time as orders come in:
The orders screen pulls every order from every channel, including your own website, DoorDash and Uber Eats, into one live list. Each row shows the order number, customer, channel, item count, total, time and status. Tabs filter by channel, and a status change you make here syncs back to the app the order came from.
This is your customer-facing ordering page. Each item can hold a short video instead of a static photo: upload one clip per dish, set the price and publish. The clip plays inline while customers browse, and they order directly from it.
Autopilot handles automated customer messaging. Each automation is tied to an offer and fires on a trigger:
Each automation can be switched on or off, and a counter shows how many customers it has reached.
Every large-order inquiry is logged with the contact, event type, location, date and time, guest count and source. View them as a table, a Kanban board or a calendar, move them from new inquiry to confirmed to booked, and search, filter or archive.
When a food creator applies, their profile appears with follower tier and social handles. Review their time preferences, then reject or schedule a visit. Confirmed visits show the date and status.
AI SEO generates a dedicated web page for every dish on your menu, built for local search. Each page has its own URL and status, and the table tracks clicks over the last 30 days. The Jobs screen posts open roles and tracks applicants, with role, type, location, applicant count and status in one list.
Yes. The video shows the orders screen combining your own website, DoorDash and Uber Eats orders in one live feed, with status changes syncing back to the original app.
New customer creation, 48 hours after the first online order, 7 days after the first online order, the customer's birthday, and 30, 60 or 90 days of inactivity.