Currency
Use this section to customize how prices are displayed to your customers across the website and mobile apps.
Important Note: These settings are purely visual. Changing these symbols or formats will not affect the actual currency processed by payment gateways (like Stripe). Please ensure your visual settings match your payment provider's configuration to avoid customer confusion.
1. Currency Symbol for Prices
This field allows you to set the visual icon or character that represents your currency (e.g., $, €, £).
Where it appears: Product prices, checkout totals, and invoices.
Note: This is a display-only element and does not change the underlying transaction currency.
2. Currency Symbol Position in Prices
Choose whether the currency symbol should appear to the left or right of the numeric value.
Example (Left): $100.00
Example (Right): 100.00€
3. Thousands Separator for Prices
Select the character used to separate groups of thousands to make large numbers easier to read.
Comma: 1,000,000
Point: 1.000.000
4. Decimal Places for Prices
Define how many digits will appear after the decimal separator.
2 Decimals (Standard): 10.50
1 Decimal: 10.5
0 Decimals: 10
5. Decimal Separator for Prices
Select the character that separates the whole number from the fractional (decimal) part.
Point: 10.50
Comma: 10,50
Distance & Measurement
This section allows you to define the units of measurement used for logistics, delivery distances, and location-based services across your platform.
1. Distance Measurement Unit
Choose the primary unit of measurement for calculating and displaying distances on the platform.
Kilometers (KM): Standard for most countries using the metric system.
Miles (Miles): Standard for countries like the United States or the United Kingdom.
Impact: This setting determines how customers see delivery distances and how the system calculates radius-based searches.
2. Set Kilometer Unit
This is a confirmation toggle to finalize the use of the metric system for your distance calculations.
Yes: Enables Kilometers as the global unit for the platform.
No: Allows the system to default to Miles or other specific configurations.
Fee & Tip Settings
Manage how service fees and driver tips are calculated and presented to your customers during checkout.
Pro Tip: The fees defined here are global default settings. However, you can override these by setting a custom fee within the specific configuration of an individual business if needed.
1. Fixed Platform Fee
Set a specific, flat monetary amount to be added to every order as a service charge.
Example: If set to 2.00, every order will include a $2.00 platform fee regardless of the order total.
2. Percentage Platform Fee
Set a fee based on a percentage of the order subtotal.
Example: If set to 10%, an order of $50.00 will include a $5.00 platform fee.
Note: If both Fixed and Percentage fees are active, the system will apply both to the final calculation.
3. Driver Tip Format
Determine how the tip options are presented to the customer.
Percentage fee: Tips are calculated as a percentage of the order (e.g., 10%, 15%).
Flat fee: Tips are shown as fixed monetary amounts (e.g., $2.00, $5.00).
4. Driver Tip Configuration
Define the pre-set tip options that customers will see as buttons during checkout.
Format: Enter the values separated by commas (e.g.,
5,10,15,20).Note: Ensure these values correspond to the Format selected above (either percentages or flat amounts).
5. Custom Driver Tip Amount
Decide whether customers have the flexibility to enter a manual tip amount.
Yes: Adds an "Other" or "Custom" field where the customer can type a specific amount.
No: Limits customers to choosing only from the options defined in the Driver Tip Configuration.
Registration & Terms Settings
This section allows you to manage how new users (Businesses, Drivers, and Customers) join your platform and how you handle legal agreements and approvals.
1. Business Registration Settings
Enabling this feature allows "Business Owner" accounts to register directly from your website's registration section.
Effect: This opens a public portal for new merchants to apply and join your platform.
2. Business Signup Approval Settings
Control whether new business accounts are active immediately or require review.
Yes: New business accounts are created as "Inactive." The Administrator must manually approve (activate) the user.
Notification: The Admin will receive a notification whenever a new business owner completes the registration form.
3. Driver Registration
Similar to business registration, this toggle allows or restricts new delivery partners from signing up through the website or app.
Effect: Enables a dedicated registration flow for individuals wanting to work as drivers.
4. Driver Signup Approval
Determines the onboarding process for new drivers.
Yes: Drivers will not be able to log in or start working until an Administrator reviews their profile and activates their account.
5. Agree to Terms at Signup
Adds a mandatory checkbox to the registration forms for Customers, Drivers, and Business owners.
Effect: Users must check this box to confirm they have read and accepted your legal policies. They cannot complete the registration without doing so.
6. Terms & Conditions Link
Set the destination URL for your legal documents.
Usage: Paste the link to your "Terms and Conditions" page here. This link will be attached to the "Agree to Terms" checkbox mentioned above.
7. Cookie Consent Enabled (coming soon)
Enable a visual banner to inform users about the use of cookies on your platform.
Recommendation: This is often a legal requirement in many regions (such as the EU) to ensure user privacy compliance.
Product & Order
In this section, you can adjust product listing and order management settings, such as one-click additions for products without options and order review reminders.
1.Quick Add Product
This feature simplifies the shopping process by reducing the number of steps required to add an item to the cart.
Yes: Products that do not have mandatory options (like size, color, or extra toppings) will be automatically added to the cart with a single click from the product list.
No: The system will open the product detail page first before allowing the customer to add the item to their cart.
2. Order Review Reminder
Enable this option to encourage customer feedback and improve your store's social proof.
Yes: When a customer visits the platform, a reminder will be displayed prompting them to review and rate their previous orders.
No: No automatic reminders for order reviews will be shown to the customers.
Date & Time Format
Define date and time display settings across your platform, including general and pre-order specific settings to ensure clarity for your customers and staff.
1.General Time Format
Set the preferred format for displaying time throughout your platform.
24h (00:00): Uses the 24-hour clock format.
12h (12:00am): Uses the standard 12-hour clock with AM/PM indicators.
Custom: Allows you to define a specific time string manually if the presets don't meet your needs.
2. General Date Format
Specify the date format used across your platform for orders and history (this setting does not apply to pre-orders).
24h (2030-12-31 00:00): Year-Month-Day format with 24-hour time.
24h (31-12-2030 00:00): Day-Month-Year format with 24-hour time.
12h (2030-12-31 12:00am): Year-Month-Day format with 12-hour time.
12h (31-12-2030 12:00am): Day-Month-Year format with 12-hour time.
Custom: Select this to manually input a unique date/time string (e.g., to use
/instead of-or to change the order toMM/DD).
3. Preorder Date Format
Set a specific date format specifically for the pre-order feature, which is what customers see when scheduling a future task.
24h (12-31 00:00): Shortened Month-Day format with 24-hour time.
12h (12-31 12:00am): Shortened Month-Day format with 12-hour time.
Custom: Use this to define a manual layout for pre-order scheduling.
Miscellaneous
This category includes various settings that do not fit into other specific categories but are essential for the platform's general behavior.
1. Set Default Country Code
Choose the primary country code for phone numbers across your platform.
Function: This will automatically pre-fill the country prefix for new users or when adding phone numbers, ensuring consistency and reducing input errors.
2. Set Search Filters
Select which filters will be available for customers to use on the search and listing pages. You can toggle the following options:
Sort: Allows users to sort results (e.g., by popularity or rating).
Brands: Enables filtering by specific product brands.
Price Range: Allows users to filter based on their budget.
Max Delivery Fee: Limits results to businesses with fees under a certain amount.
Max Delivery Time: Filters businesses based on estimated delivery speed.
Max Distance: Filters results based on the user’s current radius.
Business Categories: Allows filtering by industry (e.g., Grocery, Pharmacy, Restaurant).
3. Allow driver manager batch update order status
This setting defines the capabilities of your Driver Managers regarding logistics.
Yes: Driver managers can select multiple orders and update their status simultaneously (e.g., marking several orders as "Delivered" at once).
No: Order statuses must be updated individually.
4. Disabled rewards
Control the visibility and functionality of the rewards/loyalty program.
Yes: The rewards system will be deactivated and hidden from customers.
No: The rewards program remains active, allowing customers to earn and redeem points as configured.







