A Day in the Life

Follow a typical Saturday at a hypermarket tenant — from the first production print to the last pickup. Every step powered by one platform.

06:30

The store manager opens the admin

Saturday is the busiest day. The store manager opens the admin panel and switches to the day view. 14 orders are scheduled for pickup today — 8 from the deli, 4 from the bakery, 2 from the butcher.

Admin panel showing weekly order calendar
06:45

Print the production plan

One click on ‘Print Dagens Produktion’ and the daily production plan prints out. Each department gets exactly what they need to prepare — quantities, customer names, pickup times. No manual aggregation, no spreadsheets.

Daily order view with print buttons for production planning
07:00

The deli team starts preparing

Each order shows the full breakdown: Tapasmenu for 6 at 11:30, Festbuffet for 12 at 13:00. The team knows exactly what to make, for whom, and when it needs to be ready.

Order detail view showing full breakdown of items and pickup times
09:00

A customer in Hjørring starts ordering

Meanwhile, 200km away, a customer opens the hypermarket brand's catering site on her phone. She’s planning a birthday party for next weekend and needs a buffet for 20 guests.

Hypermarket brand homepage on mobile
09:05

She builds her perfect buffet

She selects the Festbuffet at 125,- per cover. The configurator guides her: choose minimum 2 meats, 1 sauce, 4 sides. She adds a starter (lakseroulade, +39,- per cover) and a children’s menu for the kids.

Festbuffet configurator with meat, sauce, and side selections
09:10

The platform enforces the rules

She picks a date — but not just any date. Dates before Thursday are greyed out because the deli needs at least 4 days lead time. The platform enforces this automatically — no phone call needed.

Date picker with greyed-out dates showing lead time enforcement
09:12

She selects her store

The store selector shows all the brand's locations. Her local store is available. If the store had reached its daily capacity for that date, she’d see a warning and could choose another date or store.

Store selector showing chain locations searchable by postal code
09:15

Payment in 30 seconds

She pays with her Visa card through the Nexi/Nets payment gateway. 3D Secure authentication confirms the transaction. Total: 3,280 kr for 20 covers with starters.

Nexi/Nets payment gateway with Visa and MobilePay options
09:16

Order confirmed

Confirmation email sent. Order number 0014660. The status timeline shows it’s now ‘Awaiting store confirmation.’ Within 24 hours, the store will confirm and she’ll get a final confirmation email.

Order confirmation page with status timeline and pickup details
09:20

Back at the store

The new order appears in the admin calendar for next Saturday. When the store manager opens the admin on Monday, it’ll be there — already slotted into the production plan for the right day.

Admin calendar showing the new order slotted into next Saturday

The platform that connects it all

From the customer's phone to the store's production plan — one platform handles the entire journey. Centralized catalog, per-store rules, automatic production planning, integrated payment.

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