Christopher Stevens
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3 votes
Hi John,
Thanks for bringing this up, we will do some testing to see what is going on with it!
Regards,
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3 votes
Hi! Thanks for your comment. We are working on a feature addition now that will allow you to control whether orders can be scheduled up to open/close times or if promise time leeway needs to be considered. This will be part of our next major release later this summer.
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Christopher Stevens
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A configurable lead time would cover both ends of the day: orders should be scheduled no earlier than opening plus the prep window, and no later than closing minus that window. Per-location settings would help.
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1 vote
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Christopher Stevens
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An “Other” option beside the preset percentages would cover customers who want to tip outside the 10%, 15%, and 20% range. Let them enter a custom percentage and show the dollar amount before payment, so they can check it without doing the math themselves.
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3 votes
Hi!
Thanks for the suggestion, that makes a lot of sense! I will add it to our wish list for consideration for future developmentThanks,
Duessa / Thrive Product TeamAn error occurred while saving the comment
Christopher Stevens
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A temporary banner on the ordering page, with separate messages for scheduled closures and paused ordering, would let customers know whether to call or when ordering will resume.
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6 votes
Thanks for the feedback! We will review to see if there is a way this can be featured more prominently.
Thanks,
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Christopher Stevens
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Showing the estimated promise time on the menu or cart before checkout, and keeping it visible as it updates, would give customers a clear warning early.
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