01/Customers and growth
Know the customer
behind the direct order.
Order history, preferences, loyalty and consent stay connected, so every return can feel more useful and more familiar.
Explore customers and growthCustomer identity and marketing permission remain separate.
Demo workspace. Sample records shown.
Orders & Reorder
Order #1043May 16, 2024 · PickupCompleted3 itemsReorder
Order #1042May 14, 2024 · PickupCompleted2 items
Order #1041May 10, 2024 · PickupCompleted2 items
Crispy EbiPickupCompleted
Miso SoupPickupCompleted
Salmon SashimiDeliveryCompleted
Your next go-to?Crispy Ebi was your most recent favorite.Reorder Crispy EbiIllustrative direct-order history and preferences.
02/Useful history
Every direct order
adds context for
the next visit.
Order history can surface familiar items and useful preferences without reducing the customer to a revenue score.
History remains tied to the restaurant's direct customer relationship.Customer #1043
Returning customerYour next visit
Recent orderCrispy Ebi259 kr.Reorder



04/Loyalty and return
Make the next visit
easier than the first.
Favorites, order history and rewards keep familiar choices close when the customer returns directly.
Return tools use the same direct customer and order foundation.05/Controlled return
Bring guests back
with a draft, not a blast.
Choose the audience, check consent and suppression, prepare the message, and review the complete campaign before any send can happen.
Explore return campaignsNothing is sent without approval. Delivery remains simulated.