Set up every store with what it needs to open.
Create a store from a guided form or a step-by-step wizard, then shape how customers find and see it: its URL slug, page layout, SEO, social links, gallery, and display controls.
Store setup
What you can do
Guided store setup
Create a store from one form: its details, images, operating hours, delivery zones, a payment method, and an order-receipt email.
Store setup wizard
Set up a store in six guided steps, with a Google Maps search that fills in the address and a POS connection status for each store.
Store URL slug
Give the store a memorable URL slug, so a link opens its page directly.
Store page layouts
Organize a store's catalog into parent categories with the Groceries layout, built for any catalog that benefits from grouped categories.
Store SEO and social links
Set the store's SEO image, title, description, and slug, and its social profiles.
Store photo and video gallery
Add a gallery of photos and videos to the store's page.
Storefront display controls
Fine-tune buttons, typography, the header, and which blocks show on store, product, cart, checkout, and account pages.
Store devices
Keep a record of the devices assigned to each store and its owner, with a device code Ordering.co generates automatically.
Dashboard
Create a store from one guided form
Add new store collects a store's details, images, hours, delivery zones, payment methods, and order-receipt email in one form, before you start its menu.
- Business name, URL slug, phone number, and the email address for order receipts
- Address search with a map, or enter the address manually
- Logo, header, and gallery photos, with a crop step
- A price level, shown to customers as money symbols
- Weekly operating hours, with extra periods and a copy control for days that share the same hours
- Delivery zones with fees and minimum-purchase values
- At least one payment method
- Start with an empty menu, then add categories and products
AI Agents dashboard
A six-step wizard, from basic info to review
Adding a new location is a simple 6-step process: Basic Info, Address, Payment Methods, Schedule, Logo, and Review.
- A Google Maps search fills in the address and detects the time zone automatically
- The business name generates a URL-friendly slug automatically, alongside its phone number
- A price level and payment methods such as cash or card on delivery
- Multiple time periods per day for business hours
- Taxes marked as included in the price or added at checkout, and delivery zones drawn with a polygon tool
- A POS connection status shown per store: Connected, Pending, or Disconnected
Dashboard, Customer website
A memorable link straight to the store
A slug is the part of the store's URL that identifies it, appearing after the domain name, such as www.ordering.co/yourstore.
- Generated from the store name when it is created
- Editable afterward from the store's Ordering channels settings
- Choose a word that's easy for customers to remember and that represents the store well
Dashboard, Customer website
Organize the catalog into parent categories
The Groceries layout groups a store's products into parent categories, making a catalog easier to browse. It is not limited to grocery businesses; it works for any catalog that benefits from grouped categories.
- Select the Groceries layout from the store's Layout settings
- Add as many parent categories as the catalog needs
- Save, then open the store to see the change applied to the live catalog
- Fits grocery stores grouping by type, retail shops organizing by department, restaurants separating meal types, and pharmacies arranging by category
Dashboard, Customer website, Customer app
A gallery of photos and videos for each store
The Images and Videos tabs in Store details hold a store's gallery media, shown on its page on the website and in the customer app.
- Add approved gallery images by dragging a file into the available area
- Adjust the crop or zoom on each photo
- Keep a separate Videos tab for store videos
Dashboard, Customer website
Fine-tune what the storefront shows
Advanced Settings group detailed controls for how the ordering website presents itself, from buttons and fonts to which blocks appear on each kind of page.
- Buttons: color, border radius, button-text color, and a custom sound
- Typography: a font and a primary font weight from 100 (Thin) through 900 (Black)
- Placeholder images and a favicon, in set sizes for logos, headers, and products
- Header: background color, logo position, and a language-selector switch
- Business listing: a listing image, highest-rated and category blocks, businesses per row, and a cities dropdown
- Show or hide elements on business, product, cart, checkout, account, and order pages
- Menu options and the order-type popup's title, description, and call to action
Dashboard
A record of the devices assigned to each store
Devices keeps a record of the devices assigned to a store and its business owner, for inventory and support.
- Add a device with a name, a business, and a business owner from that business
- Dashboard generates a six-character device code automatically, shown once after creation
- Search by device name and choose which columns to display
- Retire a device record you no longer need
How it works
From setup to the next order.
- 01Create the store
Fill in the guided form or the wizard with the store's details, address, images, hours, delivery zones, and at least one payment method.
- 02Shape how customers find it
Set its URL slug, page layout, SEO details, social links, and gallery.
- 03Open it for orders
Start with an empty menu, add categories and products, then check the live store page and its devices before it opens.
Good to know
- Delivery zones, taxes, and payment methods set during store setup can be changed anytime from the store's own settings.
- Store page layouts, SEO, and social links are also available from Store websites; this page adds the detail behind each control.
- Store devices keeps a record of the devices assigned to a store and its owner, for inventory and support.
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Product guide: Add a store