Development of the customer journey toward placing an order
The owners wanted to test the idea in the New York market. Therefore, it was necessary to create a simple and fast customer path from getting acquainted with the platform to ordering menu items for specific dates or even a whole week.
Creating the restaurant page
The goal was to introduce users exclusively to plant-based and vegan dishes. The menu needed to be properly presented, showcasing establishments with various relevant dishes and enticing customers to place their orders through the platform.
Development of the administration panel
Papaya needed up-to-date menus, swift order transmission to restaurants, and lightning-fast delivery to meet customer demands. All of this had to be tracked and managed in one place.
Creating landing pages for restaurants within the platform
Owners agreed to create separate landing pages for each restaurant. The focus was on designing the layout, assortment, and descriptions to encourage placing orders without navigating from page to page.
Development and integration of the platform's admin panel
FTL developed an admin panel with information about partners, registered customers, & orders in a user-friendly format. Seamless integration with restaurants and GPS tracking of couriers ensured up-to-date information about order progress.
Step-by-step description of the customer actions leading to placing an order specifically in Papaya
Our business analysts have devised a customer journey where platform users, from their first interaction on social media or other channels, can quickly place their first order.
As an extra challenge for Papaya, launching the MVP platform took three months. To achieve this, several processes were simplified or handled in creative ways. For instance, numerous functions were delegated to No Code solutions, such as authentication. In just one night, FTL and Papaya specialists implemented the backend solution AUTH0, which saved several weeks of development time that would have been required for creating their own user verification system.