Group & School Ordering: One Delivery, Many Customers
A school, an office or a community wants to order from you, but a separate delivery for every person makes no sense. Group ordering turns that location into a shared pickup point. Each parent, employee or resident orders and pays on their own through your ordering site, everything arrives together at one point, and you manage one delivery instead of ten. No third-party program sits between you and your customers.
Customers from the same location order together and receive their orders at one point, with no separate delivery for each.
Each participant chooses and orders independently. The system combines everything into one drop-off.
Reach customers outside your regular delivery zone without opening a new zone for every building.
One delivery to one point instead of separate deliveries, saving cost and time.
School Lunch Programs
Parents order, you deliver once
Many schools have no kitchen of their own and rely on local restaurants and caterers for lunch. With ClickEat, the school becomes a pickup point on your own ordering site. Parents order and pay online ahead of time, each order is listed separately, and you deliver everything to the school in a single run on the day and time you set. A parent can order for several children, plan weeks or even months ahead, and go back in to change an order before it is prepared.
- The school is set up as a pickup point with its own date and time
- One parent account can order for several children
- Orders can be placed weeks or months in advance and edited beforehand
- Each family orders and pays individually, with no cash and no paper forms
- A minimum total can be set before a delivery goes out
- A summary picking sheet lists every order for the driver
- Orders and customers stay in your system, under your brand
How Does Group Ordering Work?
You define a pickup point: address, name, and the day and time of the drop-off. The relevant customers get access and each one orders separately, exactly like a regular order. When the drop-off time arrives, the delivery goes out once, to one point, and everyone collects their own order there. You manage a single delivery instead of ten separate ones to the same building.
- Define a pickup point: address, date and time
- Each customer orders independently through your regular ordering site
- All orders are grouped under the same pickup point
- One delivery to one point: several orders handled in a single run
- Each customer sees only their own order
Where Does It Fit?
Any situation where a group of customers at a fixed location want to order, but the location is outside your regular delivery zone, or a separate delivery for each person does not make logistical sense.
- Schools and after-school programs: parents pre-order lunch and it arrives at the school in one delivery
- Office buildings: employees order lunch individually and the food arrives at the front desk
- Outlying neighborhoods: residents join a shared weekly order
- Residential communities and campuses: orders delivered to a central distribution point
- Large companies: group orders for an event, with volume growing by pickup point
- Any fixed location outside your regular delivery zone
The Business Advantage
Reach places you could not reach before
Group ordering lets you widen your service area without opening new delivery zones for every building. A business that delivers downtown can also serve a group in a nearby suburb, as long as the group shares one pickup point.
- Grow your customer base without adding delivery zones
- Lower logistics costs: one delivery instead of many
- A fit for businesses doing corporate catering and group pickup
- All orders are managed exactly like regular orders: same system, same reports
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