QckOrderGuide
Your logo, a short description and photos of your dishes make the guest menu look like your venue. This guide shows each step in the dashboard and how it looks to guests.
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The logo and description are set once for the venue. Photos are set on each item.
In the dashboard owners open the venue page from the menu entry "Venue" and choose to edit it. The section "Logo" is on this page, followed by the description for each language.
Drop an image on the logo area or choose a file. JPG, PNG and WebP work, up to 5 MB. A square image works best. The logo is saved at once, and the page shows "Logo saved".
To replace it, upload a new file. To remove it, choose "Remove logo" and confirm "Remove the logo?". Guests then see a letter from your venue name instead of a logo.
Under the description, switch the language tabs and write a short line in each, up to 300 characters. It appears under the venue name in the guest menu. Leave a language empty and nothing is shown in it.
Open "Items", choose "Edit" on a dish, or "Add item" for a new one, and find the section "Photo". Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP file up to 5 MB, and a preview shows.
Choose "Save item" or "Create item", and the photo is uploaded with it. To change it, upload another file. To remove a saved photo, choose "Remove photo" and confirm. It leaves the guest menu at once.
Scan your own code on a phone. Look at the header with your logo, name and description. Then scroll the list and open a dish to see its photo in the item sheet.
The printed table cards and the To go card show your logo, or the venue name if there is none. Upload the logo first, then print. See how to print and place the codes.
Only owners can change the logo, the description and the items. Have these ready, so the work is one sitting:
In the guest menu the header shows your logo, your venue name and, when you wrote one in the guest's language, your description. A long description is shortened with a "More" button. When the description is empty, nothing is shown, and there is no blank gap.
Each item with a photo shows it as a small image in its row, and larger when the guest opens the item. An item without a photo shows the plain row, and a photo that fails to load falls back to the same plain row. A menu where only some items have photos is fine: the rows stay readable.
Images are resized automatically when you upload them, so a large camera file does not slow the menu down.
You do not need a studio. These habits make a menu look consistent:
These problems show up most often when a venue adds branding for the first time.
For one venue with a small team getting started with QR ordering.
Logo, description and photos work the same way on every plan. Choose a plan by your locations, your team and your menu languages.
$32/ month
billed annually
or $39 billed monthly
+ 1% of the value of completed orders placed through QckOrder
Only completed orders count; cancelled orders do not. The 1% is calculated per calendar month and invoiced monthly. QckOrder does not collect guest payments: guests pay your venue.
JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 5 MB each, for the logo and for item photos. QckOrder resizes the image automatically. A file of another type or over 5 MB is rejected with a message.
The guest menu shows the first letter of your venue name in a small frame instead. The printed QR cards show the venue name. You can upload a logo later.
No. The logo belongs to the venue, so the same logo is used for all its locations, in the guest menu and on the printed cards.
No. Photos are optional. Items without one show a plain row, and you can add photos to some dishes only.
It disappears from the guest menu at once. You can upload another file at any time. Removing a photo or logo asks you to confirm first.
What you can brand in QckOrder and what stays the same.
Create categories and items before you add photos.
Print cards that carry your logo and put them on the tables.
Tag each dish with allergens and diet tags.
Something we did not cover? Ask the team
Start the free trial, upload your logo and add photos to your first dishes before you open.
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