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Order Analytics gives you a live view of how your orders are performing — volume, revenue, and timing — while Menu Analytics tracks how customers browse your online menu. Both dashboards are in Reports in the web admin.

Order analytics

Order Analytics refreshes automatically and shows key order performance indicators for any date range you choose.

What you can see

MetricDescription
Total ordersAll orders in the selected period
Completed ordersOrders that reached a paid or delivered state, with completion rate (%)
Pending ordersOrders still in progress
Cancelled ordersOrders cancelled, with cancellation rate (%)
Total revenueSum of completed order values
Revenue by hourHow revenue is distributed across each hour of the day
Average order valueTotal revenue divided by completed order count
Order status breakdownVisual split across all order statuses

Filtering and refreshing

1

Open Order Analytics

Go to Reports in the left menu and select Order Analytics.
2

Select a date range

Use the preset selector to pick Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or set a custom start and end date.
3

Filter by branch

If your account has multiple branches, use the branch selector to focus on one location or view across all.
4

Review the metrics

The dashboard updates automatically. You can also click the refresh button at any time to pull the latest data.
Staff need the Show Order Analytics permission to access this dashboard. If you cannot see Order Analytics in the Reports menu, ask your manager to check your role permissions.

Menu Analytics tracks how customers interact with your online menu — what they view, what they click on, and how long they spend. You can also configure what data is collected and how long it is kept.

What you can see

MetricDescription
Page viewsNumber of times your online menu was opened
Item interactionsClicks or taps on individual menu items
Time spentAverage time customers spend browsing, in seconds
Device infoTypes of devices customers use (if device tracking is enabled)
ReferrerWhere customers arrived from — a link, social media post, etc. (if referrer tracking is enabled)
UTM parametersCampaign source, medium, and name from marketing links (if UTM tracking is enabled)
LocationApproximate customer location (if location tracking is enabled)

Viewing analytics

1

Open Menu Analytics

Go to Reports and select Menu Analytics.
2

Pick a period

Choose Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or a custom date range.
3

Select a branch

Use the branch selector to view analytics for a specific location.
4

Review the dashboard

The metrics panel shows page views, item interactions, and time spent for the selected period.

Exporting menu analytics data

1

Choose export format

Click the Export button and select CSV or JSON.
2

Choose detail level

Select Summary for aggregated totals or Detailed for row-level records.
3

Download the file

The file downloads immediately to your browser.

Privacy and tracking settings

You control exactly what data the menu analytics system collects. To adjust these settings, open the Settings panel within Menu Analytics.
SettingWhat it does
IP address trackingEnable or disable recording visitor IP addresses. When enabled, you can also turn on IP anonymization to store only a partial address.
Device info trackingEnable or disable recording device type and browser details.
Location trackingEnable or disable approximate location data derived from the visitor’s connection.
Referrer trackingEnable or disable capturing the URL or source that sent the visitor to your menu.
UTM parameter trackingEnable or disable capturing campaign tags from marketing links.
Session timeoutHow many minutes of inactivity before a visit is counted as a new session.
Data retentionHow many days of analytics data to keep before automatic deletion.
Excluded IPsIP addresses to ignore (e.g., your own office connection).
Excluded user agentsBrowser or app identifiers to exclude from counts.
Reducing the data retention period permanently deletes older records. Lower it only when you are sure you no longer need the historical data.
Add your restaurant’s own IP address to the excluded IPs list so that staff browsing the menu during setup or training does not inflate your customer visit counts.