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Process · Accept a stop order

Accept a stop order

Check destination, menu and serving capacity before recording an accepted order.

Step by step

  1. Prepare stop Operations Manager

    Operations Manager checks the active destination, its organization, contact and eligibility note. Order Taker chooses that stop for the actual serving commitment.

    • Active destination checked
    • Updates Organizations, Route stops
  2. Select menu Order Taker

    Order Taker checks active products, requested portions and allergen declarations. Inventory Manager keeps approved recipe revisions and ingredients ready for kitchen use.

    • Feasible menu scope chosen
    • Updates Products, Menu recipes, Ingredients
  3. Set service context Order Taker

    Order Taker records the owner, serving time, customer reference and order lines. The serving time is checked against capacity for that stop.

    • Owner, time and lines recorded
    • Updates Stop orders, Stop order lines, Team members
  4. Accept order Order Taker

    Order Taker verifies the current revision and calculated net amount. Acceptance moves the order from draft to accepted and records its actual acceptance time and operation receipt.

    • Accepted status and guarded result retained
    • Updates Stop orders, Operation receipts

Where it usually breaks

And how to keep it from happening.

  • A stop with a similar name is selected under the wrong organization.
  • A requested item is inactive or its allergen declaration has not been checked.
  • The serving time is accepted without confirming the shift's capacity.
  • The client retries an acceptance after a timeout and creates a second effect.
Operations Manager
, Inventory Manager and Order Taker.

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