A Cleddau Automations demo. Ty Bryn Kitchen is fictional. Nothing here is real food or real money.Stripe test modecleddau-automations.com

Cleddau Order

How it works

A Just Eat-style ordering system for a small food business, running on its own website, with the kitchen in control of every order. This demo uses a fictional kitchen, Ty Bryn Kitchen, so you can try everything.

  1. The customer orders from their phone

    No app, no account. They pick items or a per-person catering package, give a name and a number, and tick one box if anyone has an allergy or intolerance.

  2. The kitchen screen rings

    A tablet in the kitchen shows the order within a couple of seconds and chimes until someone looks at it. If the connection drops, the screen says so loudly and keeps checking.

  3. One tap to accept, with a prep time

    The kitchen taps 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes, or confirms the catering slot. Rejecting takes one tap and a plain reason.

  4. The customer's page updates by itself

    "Kitchen accepted — ready about 12:20." No refresh, no text message needed. It updates again when the order is ready.

  5. Labels print for each item

    "ORDER 122 · Breakfast bap + Bacon + Egg · MEGAN". Every label carries the line "Contents as ordered — not an allergen label", because it is an order identifier, not a safety declaration.

  6. Money moves only when the kitchen says yes

    Card orders are authorised at order time and captured on accept. A rejected order releases the hold: no refund, no fee. Catering is invoiced to the company with a PO number, on terms set per customer.

Why allergies are a phone call, not a text box

Made-to-order kitchens handle allergies by talking to the customer. This system keeps that. The order form asks one yes-or-no question. A yes puts the order into a “call the customer” state that the kitchen cannot accept until they have rung. Nothing about the allergy is typed, stored, printed or passed to a prep sheet. That is a deliberate safety and insurance decision, not a missing feature.

Try orderingOpen the kitchen screenReset the demo

Try it on two devices: the kitchen screen on a tablet, the ordering page on a phone. Or use “Place a test order” on the kitchen screen to see the whole flow on one device. The kitchen PIN is shown on the kitchen screen's sign-in page in this demo.