With one-click access to mainstream takeout and instant retail platforms, orders can be automatically received, kitchen preparation and inventory can be synchronized, and the entire online order picking and distribution process can be visualized.
In the era of takeout, orders cannot be scattered across various apps
KimPos takes out food aggregation orders and integrates mainstream platforms such as Meituan, Ele.me, JD.com, and Douyin into the same backend. Orders are automatically received and processed simultaneously in the kitchen. Inventory and orders are synchronized in real time. There is no need to switch back and forth between multiple platforms, eliminating missed orders and allowing merchants to focus on serving meals and operations.
Changes brought about by aggregation
- automatically receives orders : Platform orders enter the system in seconds, no orders are stuck during peak times, and you say goodbye to manual refresh.
- kitchen-to-table synchronization : Orders for dine-in, take-out, and take-out are placed on the same screen, and the rhythm of the kitchen is unified, making meals more accurate and faster.
- Picking and Delivery : Used with PDA to efficiently find goods, sort and deliver goods, with flexible options for rider sharing or self-operated delivery.
- zero-commission private domain : Synchronously build a self-operated mini-program mall, pick up/delivery/express at the store, and accumulate its own members.
Retail stores use "takeout + self-operated mall" to receive orders in one stop, upgrading single store operations to omni-channel digital operations.
Full process visualization
From customers placing orders, merchants receiving orders, picking and packaging to rider delivery, the entire process of online order management is visible, and inventory and orders are synchronized in real time. During the promotion period, it can also steadily accept hot orders, avoid overselling and customer complaints, and the store's ability to fulfill contracts is significantly enhanced. For merchants operating on multiple platforms, aggregating orders also means unified management of refunds, evaluations and reconciliations, eliminating the need to check each backend one by one; finance can be exported with one click, platform commissions and actual receipts are clear at a glance, and month-end reconciliations are reduced from days to minutes. When online orders become an important addition to a store, stable order-taking capabilities are the moat for the business.
