Feature Requests

Currently, the "show today only" feature for weekly menu Integration Links updates at midnight, limiting flexibility for users who may want to see the current day's menu earlier, such as the day before at 3 PM. Current State: The "show today only" feature updates automatically at midnight, displaying only the current day's menu and not allowing users to customize the timing for earlier visibility. Desired State: The desired functionality is to allow users to set a customizable update time for the "show today only" feature, enabling it to reflect the current day's menu from a specified earlier time, such as D-1 at 3 PM.

Ability to automatically generate full menus using AI. The idea is for the system to take dietary requirements, seasonality of ingredients, and other relevant data to create balanced, diverse, and compliant menus without manual input.

Ensure that products selected in the cart remain visible and unchanged when a user switches the interface language mid-order, allowing continuity in the ordering process without losing previous selections.

Adding another background image to the menu or to a specific page for another language than the main language of the menu.

At the moment, you can only remove the US and imperial systems from the account settings & Django. The metric system cannot be unselected - this creates confusion on US accounts, for example.

Ability to merge consumers on the order-taking app. This action must retain the history of orders.

Currently, the service stops immediately after canceling the subscription, which can be counterintuitive for users. Most software services allow users to continue using the service until the end of the billing period they have paid for. Proposed Change: Adjust the cancellation process to allow users access until the end of their billing period after they cancel their subscription.

Introduce a feature that allows users to manually overwrite the allergen declaration within the "Other" tab. Certain dishes require adjustments based on seasonal availability of ingredients or preparation methods. For example, a summer version of a dish might include fresh herbs, while the winter version may require nuts.

Requesting the self-updating sharelink for the allergen table linked to the looked up menu.

We should add a setting to have either the horizontal scroll, or the hamburger menu on mini-websites. The horizontall scroll / hamburger menu applies only to the list of menus (1st header), not to the search and filters (2nd header). Inside the collection’s design settings, a new category of options is added: “Navigation”. It first contains 1 option: Navigation type: The user must select 1 of the two options: Horizontal scroll (default) Hamburger menu If the user selects Hamburger menu the following options appear: Direction Left (default) Right