العربية
Prepare a menu customers can trust
Gather current categories, item names, prices, photographs, options and availability rules. Identify which items travel well and which are better for pickup. Check branch differences and prepare Arabic and English descriptions where needed. Assign someone to keep that information current after launch.
Agree the payment and handoff details
Confirm supported payment methods, fees, settlement terms and refund responsibilities. For delivery, agree coverage, charges and the process for a delayed or failed handoff. For pickup, make the collection instructions and readiness notification clear. Write down who handles a customer question at each stage.
Rehearse a full order with your staff
Place a test order, customize an item, confirm the notification arrives and move the order through preparation to completion. Try a branch availability change and a reward redemption. Give the team a short routine for busy periods and an agreed support route when something does not work as expected.
Introduce the channel to your existing audience
Use the counter, packaging, receipts and existing digital channels to explain where customers can order directly. Keep the message consistent and test every QR code and link. App publication depends on app-store requirements, so confirm readiness before announcing a date.
Set a review date
Define what you will review after launch: completed orders, customer questions, fulfillment issues, staff confidence, repeat use and the full cost of the channel. Use that first review to decide what to improve next, rather than assuming that publication alone means the launch is complete.
Give every task an owner
Decide who supplies the menu, approves prices, updates branch availability, receives orders and follows up on a problem. The owner does not have to handle every task personally, but each task needs a person who knows what to do. Prepare a short handover that the next shift can follow. Include the agreed support route and explain when the team should ask for help rather than improvise.
Keep the first launch manageable
Start with the menu and fulfillment routes you are ready to operate well. A smaller, accurate menu is a better starting point than a large one with uncertain availability. Before promoting the channel widely, check it on more than one phone and rehearse the handoff at the branch. After launch, review real questions and incidents with the people who handled the orders. A useful launch ends with a working routine and a clear next improvement.
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