Ordering.co documentation
Ordering.co connects customer ordering, business operations, delivery, and platform administration across six products, with developer references for each. Start with the product that matches what you are building or operating, or jump straight to a task below.
Explore by goal
Visit Discovery Ordering for practical use cases, starting with an offer to encourage a second purchase.
Explore by product
- Website — the customer-facing storefront where customers discover businesses, choose products, and complete checkout.
- Customer App — the branded mobile ordering experience, from discovery and checkout through order follow-up.
- Business App — the operator workspace for reviewing orders, communicating about them, working with businesses, and managing the signed-in account.
- Driver App — the driver's mobile workspace for delivery requests, active deliveries, and account management.
- Dashboard — the web workspace for the project areas available to your account, such as orders, delivery, stores, users, reports, and settings.
- AI Dashboard — set up your account, build AI agents, manage orders, connect sales channels, and run your operation.
Find a guide by task
- Choose a location and order type — help customers set where and how they want to receive an order before they browse available businesses.
- Understand Customer App entry states — distinguish public Home, account handoffs, conditional Guest, loading, and unresolved session states.
- Select a project and sign in — choose the intended project when selection is enabled, then sign in with a method shown for that project.
- Startup and loading — understand what Driver App is preparing and identify the next visible startup state.
- Place and manage your first order — follow the customer, business, and driver steps that move an order from checkout to completion.
- Quickstart — set up an Ordering.co AI agent and connect POS, sales-channel, delivery, and payment services.
- Website developer reference — connect users to supported Ordering.co Website routes, deep links, experience configuration, and handoffs.
To integrate with Ordering.co products, or work in their product repositories, see Developers.
For API endpoints, request fields, and responses, use the API Reference.