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Third-Party Delivery Chaos
Restaurants and delivery drivers struggle with uncoordinated, overwhelming third-party delivery orders that cause delays, errors, and financial losses.
In their words
On-line ordering, pick up in store only for us. There's no fee on the customer end.
Literally EVERY plan we have come up with to lure customers away from the third party platforms has been thwarted by their system's limitations.
we have to hope we don't get bundled with other orders
I need a room to be exact for people to walk into! If I schedule an order to come at 1:30 for a 2pm meeting and they come at 2pm, they are late.
We use Chatfood, can you help me understand how this is different?
every time something is wrong or arrives damaged and needs to be thrown out. Then it's the inconvenience of going through the refund process with photos.
They made $2000 via DoorDash orders this week and only actually got $600 themselves.
I have to go in and manually dispute the cancellation and make them pay us for it (obviously we made the food and it’s gone).
Me and my team cannot prep any other foods because what I need to prep is on the truck that me and my team are currently waiting for.
10 minutes till service with pre-orders lined up… it coulda been worse.
they also auction off my food even though I ring it in with seat numbers
You have to place the order at the register, pay with the red card, and THEN they start making the food.
Restaurant staff and delivery drivers
Where they talk
- r/doordash
- r/DoorDashDrivers
- r/doordash_drivers
- r/restaurantowners
- r/UberEatsDrivers
- r/KitchenConfidential
- r/smallbusiness
- r/foodtrucks
Tools they use today
- DoorDash
- Uber Eats
- Toast
- Grubhub
- Instacart
- Swiggy
- Deliveroo
Why those fall short
- deliveries late, wrong, mixed, damaged; reps fail to fix issues
- no per-person labeling or order-size controls
- customer contact shown only after pickup; no order-based calling
- orders not staged for pickup; app recycles already-picked-up or cancelled orders
- nothing happens after reporting it in AES
Map of ideas
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