Console
Web admin console manuals (CMS, Marketing, Kiosk, Employees).
Getting started
Signing in, your profile, finding your way around, and why you see what you see.
Signing in
Audience: anyone using the console for the first time. Signing in You sign in with your employee ...
Your profile and password
You need: nothing beyond being signed in. Your profile is your own record. What your profile show...
Finding your way around
Audience: anyone finding their way around for the first time. The areas The console is organised ...
What you can see, and why
Audience: anyone wondering why their console looks different from a colleague's. Two separate thi...
Delivery & Dispatcher
How automatic order assignment decides which driver or carrier delivers which order, and how to c...
What the dispatcher does
Audience: Operations and dispatch managers who configure, supervise, or explain automatic order a...
Dispatcher glossary
The terms below are used consistently throughout the Delivery & Dispatcher chapter. Term Meaning ...
The assignment cycle, step by step
Every time the dispatcher runs, it processes each store independently, following five steps in or...
Re-checking orders already with a carrier
Before the dispatcher evaluates any new assignments, it first re-examines every order that is alr...
When does an alternative exist?
The first question on Re-checking orders already with a carrier only cancels a slow carrier if th...
The three assignment mechanisms
Every order is ultimately resolved using one — or a combination — of three mechanisms. Mechanism ...
Last-Option: the final safety net
After the own solver and the Third-Party attempt have each had their one shot at an order, some o...
Driver classification and priority
Drivers are ranked by three things: their current status, their type, and how close they are to t...
Priority Customers (Platinum)
This page only applies if your account has Priority Customers (Platinum) evaluation enabled. It i...
When an order changes driver
Before every assignment attempt, the dispatcher checks whether an order already assigned to one d...
Scheduling plans: how the automatic cycle works
The dispatcher runs on a schedule you define per store, or per group of stores. Scheduling and as...
Where each setting lives
Beyond the scheduling plan, several other parts of the product hold settings that directly affect...
Quick reference rules
A one-page summary of the rules that come up most often. Each links to the page that explains it ...
Known system boundaries
These are intentional design limits, not faults. Knowing them keeps expectations realistic and sa...
End-to-end overview
The full path a store's orders take in a single cycle, pulling together everything in this chapte...
Reporting a dispatcher issue
If something looks wrong — an order assigned to the "wrong" driver, delayed, or stuck unassigned ...
Dispatcher FAQ
Why did an order suddenly get reassigned to a different driver? A driver with better priority bec...
Pausing and resuming delivery
You need: Pause / resume delivery — held by admin, hub_manager, dispatcher_manager and branch...
Delivery zones
You need: Delivery zones — view to browse, Delivery zones — edit to change anything. Held by adm...
External carriers
You need: Third-party — view to browse, Third-party — edit to change. Held by admin, dispatcher...
Store delivery settings
You need: Store config — view to browse, Store config — edit to change. Held by admin, hub_mana...
Backups and restoring configuration
You need: the view or edit permission for whatever the backup contains — not a separate backup pe...
Hub
The live order board: assigning, incidents, critical actions and alarms.
The Hub: what it is and who can do what
Audience: hub operators, shift managers and operations managers working the live order board. You...
The order board
You need: Hub — orders and status. The order board is the working list of orders currently in pla...
Order details and pickup code
You need: Hub — orders and status for the detail view; Hub — pickup code to see the pickup code, ...
Assigning and unassigning a driver
You need: Hub — assign to assign and to see available drivers. Unassigning is a separate permissi...
Changing the promised time
You need: Hub — modify ETA. Held by hub_manager and branch_manager. The promised time is what t...
Logging an incident
You need: Hub — incidents to record one. Reading the incident catalogue needs only Hub — orders a...
Cancelling an order
You need: Hub — cancel. Typically hub_manager only — deliberately not given to hub_operator. Ca...
Forcing a delivery
You need: Hub — force delivery. Typically hub_manager only. This is the most consequential actio...
Stores and driver alerts
You need: Hub — orders and status for the store view, Hub — driver alerts for driver alerts. Alon...
Branch alarms
You need: Hub — branch alarms to view. Archiving needs Hub — archive alarms, typically hub_manag...
Alarm settings
You need: Alarm settings — view to read, Alarm settings — edit to change. The dedicated role is ...
Archived alarms
You need: Archived alarms — view. Exporting needs the metrics export permission. hub_manager hol...
Marketing
Promotional codes, vouchers, personal promotions, subscriptions and wallet credit.
The Marketing screen
To access the code management section, go to the MARKETING menu in the console's central panel. I...
Marketing: the five areas
Audience: marketing and customer-care staff who issue promotions, vouchers, subscriptions and wal...
How bulk changes work
The five Marketing areas are introduced in Marketing: the five areas. Wallets, vouchers, personal...
Importing from a CSV
Four of the areas described in Marketing: the five areas accept a CSV, so you can issue something...
Promotional codes
You need: Promotional codes — view to browse, Promotional codes — edit to create or change anythi...
Importing promotional codes
You need: Promotional codes — edit. Promotional codes are the one import with full job tracking. ...
Vouchers
You need: Voucher manager — view to browse, Voucher manager — edit to create or change. Importing...
Personal promotions
You need: Customer promo manager — view to browse, … — edit to change. Importing needs Personal p...
Loyalty subscriptions
You need: Subscriptions manager — view to browse, … — edit to change. Importing needs Loyalty sub...
Wallets: finding a customer
You need: Wallet manager — view. Most wallet work starts with a customer on the phone. This page ...
Wallets: managing records
You need: Wallet manager — edit to create or change records. Browsing needs only the view permiss...
CMS
Web content: complaints tree, resources, banners and documents.
CMS: what it covers
Audience: content editors maintaining what customers see on the ordering channels. You need: CMS ...
Resources and sources
You need: CMS — view to browse, CMS — edit to change. Resources are the content records behind wh...
Content validation
You need: CMS — view. The validation list shows resources that are incomplete — the gaps that wou...
The complaints tree
You need: CMS — view to browse, CMS — edit to add or change, CMS — delete to remove. The complain...
CMS - Complaints CSV Upload
Overview The Complaints Management CSV Upload system allows you to upload and manage complaint fl...
CMS - Resources
To access the resource management section, go to the WEB CMS menu in the central panel. Then go t...
CMS - Resources: Banners
To edit a banner, select the redirect type and choose a valid file. Languages Each banner has a c...
CMS - Resources: Documents
To update documents, go to the WEB CMS menu and then RESOURCES. Languages Each language has its o...
Reports & Metrics
Sales, products, promotions, trends, operations, alerts and per-order logs.
Reports and Metrics: which to use
Audience: managers and analysts reading performance data, and operations staff investigating a sp...
Filters, dates and favourites
You need: Sales reports. Every report is driven by the same filter set. Understanding it once cov...
Sales report
You need: Sales reports. The sales report gives revenue over the period you select, filtered to y...
Product sales report
You need: Sales reports. Product sales shows what actually sold, by article, grouped into familie...
Promotions report
You need: Sales reports. The promotions report shows usage grouped by promotion code — how often ...
Sales by trend
You need: Sales reports. Sales by trend lays the period out as a Monday-to-Sunday matrix, broken ...
Operations report
You need: Sales reports. The operations report is the widest screen in the chapter. It answers "w...
Operational alerts
You need: Sales reports. Three reports that return only the stores currently outside a threshold ...
Order logs and timelines
You need: Metrics. Order logs answer "what happened to this order" — the question Reports cannot ...
Exporting data
You need: Metrics — export. This is a separate, higher permission than Metrics, and is normally h...
Employees
Staff records, hubs, contracted drivers, and bulk import/export.
Employees: what this area covers
Audience: HR and anyone who maintains staff records and their console access. You need: Employees...
Finding an employee
You need: Employees — view. The employee list The list shows staff within the brand you are in an...
Editing an employee
You need: Employees — edit. Editing updates an existing employee's details, their hub, and — for ...
External employees
You need: Employees — edit. An external employee is a contracted driver who is part of your own f...
Importing and exporting employees
You need: Employees — view to export, Employees — edit to import. Exporting Export produces a CSV...
Employees - Password
To assign or change an employee's password, go to the EMPLOYEES menu. Enter your search term in t...
Roles & permissions
Who can do what in the console, and what data each employee sees.
Roles and scope: the two ideas
Audience: Platform administrators who decide who can do what in the console. You need: the Assign...
Scope: what data an employee can see
Every employee has a single scope, which controls what data is visible to them everywhere in the ...
The role catalogue
Each role covers one area of responsibility. If someone needs two areas, give them two roles — se...
Access by section
The full grid of what each role reaches. Legend: 👁 read-only · ✏️ read and write · — no access. A...
Common role combinations
Because an employee can hold several roles and all of them share one scope, most real profiles ar...
How scope works in practice
Four behaviours explain almost every "why can this person see that?" question. Roles are additive...
Managing roles from the console
The console manages roles, assignments, scopes and individual exceptions through four sections. S...
Setting an employee's scope
You need: employees:read and employees:write — held by admin and employee_manager. Scope is s...
Individual permission exceptions
You need: employees:read and employees:write — held by admin and employee_manager. An excepti...
Requesting a new or changed role
Creating or editing a role definition is restricted to PizzaGest's technical team. As a customer ...
Reference
Glossary, how to report a problem, and cross-area FAQ.
Glossary
Terms used across the whole console. Dispatcher-specific vocabulary — driver states, Last-Option,...
Reporting an issue
How to report a console problem so it can be resolved without three rounds of questions. For disp...
FAQ
Cross-area questions. Each chapter has its own detail; this is the index for the ones that come u...