KiM’s Catering — an online shop for catering orders
A restaurant in Norderstedt wanted to take catering enquiries and orders online instead of handling every request by phone and email. The result is a complete online shop with a public ordering flow and an admin dashboard to manage it.
Visit the shop →Starting point
Orders came in by phone, email and paper notes. It cost time, caused misunderstandings and was hard to keep track of — especially in peak season.
Solution
A custom online shop: customers build their own catering order, enter their event details and order directly. Payment runs securely through Stripe. In the admin dashboard the owner sees every order, manages the menu and keeps an overview of upcoming events.
Result
Orders now arrive structured and traceable, and the manual effort per enquiry drops sharply. The system is live and continuously improved — personally supported from day one.
A presence that invites people to order
A clear homepage shows the offering and the flow — from first impression to starting an order.
Optimized for phone and desktop, so customers order wherever they are.
- Appetizing product presentation
- A clear path to ordering
- Fully responsive
Customers build their own catering order
Choose the menu, set quantities, enter event details — and pay securely via Stripe.
The ordering flow guides step by step, so nothing is missed.
- Configurable menu selection
- Payment via Stripe
- Event details included
Revenue and orders at a glance
Revenue, orders and upcoming events at a glance, with a date-range filter.
The owner can see how the business is doing at any time — without hunting for numbers.
- Live metrics with date-range filter
- Revenue trend over 6 months
- Open quotes in view
Organize orders and events
All orders and events in one place — with status, dates and amounts.
Status filters and date ranges keep even peak season manageable.
- Orders with status tracking
- Event calendar
- Manage the menu yourself
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