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A storefront the kitchen can answer.

Third-party portals take orders your kitchen doesn't know about until they arrive. Your Equimise storefront reads live stock and prep capacity — customers order what you can actually make, when you can actually make it.

Own the order. Own the customer. Own the data.

Every order placed through a marketplace is an order you fulfilled for someone else's platform. A branded storefront on your domain means the customer is yours — their address, their preferences, their next order.

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One storefront. Every channel the kitchen can handle.

Branded to the venue, configurable per location. All channels — pickup, delivery, dine-in QR — read from the same menu, stock, and capacity your kitchen already works from.

01

Live menu — gated by what's actually in stock

When an ingredient runs out, the items that use it go unavailable automatically. Customers see what's orderable right now, not what was orderable at opening.

02

Pickup and delivery windows tied to kitchen load

Times are calculated against current kitchen capacity. Customers pick a slot that's achievable — not a fixed timer ignoring what's already on the pass.

03

Orders fire straight to the KDS

Every order from the storefront appears as a ticket on the kitchen display the moment it's placed. No manual entry, no discovery lag.

04

Delivery zone management

Draw zones by suburb or radius, set fees per zone, toggle availability mid-shift. The driver app reads the same configuration.

05

QR dine-in ordering

Table QR codes open the same storefront configured for dine-in. No printed menus. Ticket goes straight to the KDS.

06

Promos and scheduled availability

Set promo codes, happy-hour pricing, and category windows once. The storefront enforces them automatically.

07

Customer records that grow with every order

Every order updates a customer record. Reorder rates, average spend, and favourite items are visible in the admin app — not locked inside a marketplace.

The order arrives as a ticket — not a phone call.

From the moment a customer confirms their order, the KDS shows it. The kitchen doesn't wait for an email, a tablet notification, or a front-of-house relay. The ticket is already there.

Fires the moment the customer confirms

KDS — Incoming orders Live · 7:34 PM
  • Order #1142 — Pickup 7:50 PM 2 items · 16 min
  • Wagyu burger — no pickles Grill
  • Truffle fries (large) Fryer
  • Order #1143 — Delivery 8:05 PM 3 items · 31 min
  • Pappardelle — vegan Pasta
  • 15–30% commission per order recovered versus major marketplace platforms
  • < 2% order rejection rate when stock gating is active
  • 3–5× repeat order rate from a direct storefront versus a marketplace
  • Zero manual menu updates when stock changes

Cut the marketplace. Keep the orders.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll configure your storefront, connect it to your menu and stock, and show you what a live order looks like from customer tap to KDS ticket.