ZabSoft · CRMA CRM for food delivery: orders, menu and couriers
Order statuses with fixed moves, a menu calendar you drag, client history and the daily menu mailing: what a kitchen owner needs from a CRM.
25 Oct 2026Every order lands on one board, from new to delivered, and you and your staff see the same thing. Clients, the menu and its mailings live in the same place.
A CRM for food delivery keeps every order on one board, from new to delivered, with the client, the address and what to cook. The owner plans the menu by day, sends it to clients and sees the numbers; the staff see today's orders to pack and deliver. Nothing is retyped from chats, and nothing gets lost between them.
Columns from new to delivered, with your own statuses and the moves between them.
Each client's card with addresses, orders and notes, in one place.
The owner sees everything; the staff see today's orders to pack and deliver.
The menu planned by day, ready for the bot and for the mailing.
The menu goes to clients on schedule, in the case every day at 12:00.
Orders, sets and clients by day and by week, without a spreadsheet.
The dashboard where the owner of a lunch delivery service in Batumi runs the kitchen, with orders from the bot.
Together with the Telegram bot for orders: from $1,150
You get a written scope with a fixed price after the first call. The price moves with the work, not with the hours.
Get a fixed price →A rough estimate, not a quote. The exact price comes in the written scope after a free call: some things turn out simpler than they look, some harder.
Get an exact price →A call and a written scope with a fixed price.
A clickable version you can try before we build the rest.
Weekly demos, then launch on your server or ours.
We stay on for fixes and changes after launch.
From 2 weeks for the board, client cards, roles and three modules. The written scope after the call gives the plan for yours.
Yes. Together with an order bot the CRM is from $1,150, and orders from the bot land on the board on their own.
Yes. Roles for the owner and the staff come with every CRM: the staff see what they need, such as today's orders to pack and deliver, and the owner sees everything.
Yes, moving the data in from spreadsheets is $100.
Often it is. A CRM of your own pays off when your process does not fit the stock statuses, or the team keeps a spreadsheet next to the CRM; our article on building or buying a CRM goes through the signs.
Yes, each connection is $150: your site, spreadsheets, telephony or 1C.
How orders come in and move today, who in the team does what, and your menu. After a free call you get a written scope with a fixed price.
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