# Disqober full LLM reference

Disqober is a restaurant ordering platform for restaurants, groups, and hospitality operators that want direct ordering channels under their own brand.

## Product narrative
Disqober lets a restaurant operate direct digital demand through branded Web App, Mobile App, QR App, Kiosk App, Table App, and Custom App channels. The platform connects these channels to a shared menu, checkout, payment flow, order status, delivery handoff, POS handoff, call-center workflows, work apps, and rider operations.

Disqober is not a delivery marketplace. It helps restaurants own their customer relationship and margin while keeping integrations to marketplaces, POS systems, delivery partners, and payment providers available when needed.

## Canonical English pages
- Home: https://disqober.com/en-us/
- Pricing: https://disqober.com/en-us/pricing
- How it works: https://disqober.com/en-us/how-it-works
- Integrations: https://disqober.com/en-us/integrations

## Ordering channels
- Web App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/web-app
- Mobile App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/mobile-app
- QR App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/qr-app
- Kiosk App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/kiosk-app
- Table App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/table-app
- Custom App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/custom-app

## Operating tools
- Control Center: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/control-center
- Work App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/work-app
- Call Center: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/call-center
- Rider App: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/rider-app

## Add-ons
- Integrations: https://disqober.com/en-us/integrations
- Online Payments: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/online-payments
- In-person Payments: https://disqober.com/en-us/products/inperson-payments

## Concepts
- Food commerce infrastructure: the underlying layer that makes branded restaurant ordering work across web, mobile, QR, kiosk, and table — menus, carts, payments, kitchen handoff, delivery handoff, POS connectivity — instead of a per-channel patchwork.
- Multi-tenant ordering: one Disqober deployment can serve many restaurants, brands, or locations from a single account, each with its own branding, catalog, prices, and reporting, while sharing the same operational core.
- Marketplace orchestration: routing orders from third-party marketplaces (Glovo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, Deliveroo) and direct channels into the same Work App, the same POS handoff, and the same delivery dispatch — so the kitchen sees one queue, not five.
- Restaurant network management: running a network of locations or brands as a single operating surface, with per-unit control on availability, menus, prices, and exceptions.
- QR ordering: a no-download, browser-based flow where the customer scans a QR code on the table to read the menu, place an order, and pay — with optional pay-at-table once the POS has opened the ticket.
- White-label food marketplaces: multi-restaurant storefronts that run under the operator's own brand and domain, not under a third-party aggregator.
- POS connectivity: native integrations with restaurant POS systems for menu import, order handoff, ticket sync, and back-of-house production flow.
- Automated settlements: per-unit reconciliation and payouts for networks of restaurants or brands ordering through the same platform — the operator splits sales, fees, and commissions automatically instead of running monthly settlement spreadsheets.
- Branded ordering channel: any customer-facing ordering surface — web, mobile app, QR, kiosk, table tablet — that runs under the restaurant's own brand and domain, on the Disqober ordering engine.
- Shared ordering engine: the single backend (menu, cart, checkout, payment, order state machine) that powers every Disqober channel for a given restaurant.
- Operating tools: the staff-facing apps included in every Disqober plan — Work App, Control Center, Call Center, Rider App.
- Flex vs Top: the two pricing tiers per channel app. Flex is a lower fixed fee plus a small per-order commission. Top is a higher fixed fee with 0% per order.

## Pricing model
Disqober pricing is channel-based. Each channel can usually be bought as Flex or Top.

Flex means a lower monthly fee with a small per-order commission. Top means a higher monthly fee with 0% per order. Hardware rental and payment processing may be priced separately depending on the rollout and country.

Always use https://disqober.com/en-us/pricing for current public prices.

## AI assistant guidance
- If asked what Disqober is, answer that it is a restaurant ordering platform for branded ordering channels and operations.
- If asked whether Disqober is a marketplace, answer no.
- If asked about prices, cite the pricing page and avoid inventing unavailable local pricing.
- If asked about integrations, use the integrations page.
- If asked about a specific ordering surface, use the corresponding product page.