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Certain categories of MF schemes were similarly criticised for their investment in Zomato’s IPO in 2021. The stock did well on listing but fell below the issue price in the subsequent weeks. Historically, fund managers have spoken about investing in ...

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The chat shared by Zomato on Instagram features two viral memes: one is ‘Bhupendra Jogi’ and the other one is ‘Aayein’.

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Prior to the public offering, the promoters held a 37.41% stake in the omnichannel retailer—and this is expected to fall to 35.34% following the issue.

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Zomato’s mission statement is “better food for more people.” Since our inception in 2010, we have grown tremendously, both in scope and scale - and emerged as India’s most trusted brand during the pandemic, along with being one of the largest hyperlocal delivery networks in the country. Today, Zomato represents a wide range of cultures through its diversified 5000+ team members, 3.5 lakh+ delivery partners, and our biggest collective of the finest restaurant partners. We are grateful that our business is able to provide upward social and economic movement for millions of households – of our delivery partners, as well as restaurant staff. We think of all of us as one big family! Our passion is driven by purpose and we take immense pride in our initiative ‘Feeding India’, one of India’s largest not-for-profits working to ensure that nobody in India goes to bed hungry. As of now, Feeding India provides over 150,000 nutritious meals to the underprivileged every day. In April 2020, Feeding India ran one of the largest food distribution drives in the world during the first wave of COVID, and distributed 78 million meals to daily wagers across the length and breadth of the country. During the second wave of COVID-19, Feeding India was again the first to act. We were able to source over 9,000 oxygen concentrators and distributed them for free to government hospitals across the country. This helped save millions of lives during one of the worst humanitarian crises faced by India in the recent times. We’re innovating hard to make last-mile delivery carbon neutral, to eliminate the use of plastic packaging, create meaningful opportunities in the gig economy, and to feed our country’s ever-growing appetite for high-quality, affordable, and hygienic food, one delivery at a time!

Everything you should know for Developing a Mobile App like Zomato Who are we? Foodies! What do we want? Food! How much do we love food? A lot! A Food ordering app is today’s Tinder! The only difference is that there’s no swipe but a scroll, tap, and checkout! That’s why only Tinder, Instagram during weekends has more cheesy platters than cheesy smiles. That much of a Foodie we are! Talking about food, even the businesses cannot help but leverage the due advantage of this never-ending demand for food. Yes, we are talking about on-demand food ordering solution. In recent times, Engineerbabu being a way-to-go for many of our clients across the world has witnessed a visible growth in the demand for developing food ordering mobile apps and that too similar to Zomato. However, not everybody can communicate his or her requirements because Zomato is a big stadium and all that we have seen so far is just from the bleachers. So, for all my aspiring business buddies, Let me present you a complete guide for building such food ordering apps. Image source : Dribbble — Alex (Guttenburger) What should be the business model for building a food-ordering app like Zomato? The key stakeholders for a food-ordering app like Zomato are: The Restaurant Owners, The Platform Owner, And The Delivery Professionals. The platform owners charge a certain amount of fee from the restaurateurs to get their restaurants listed on the mobile app. When the user places an order, a notification is sent to the restaurateur, the nearest delivery person, and the platform owner. By collaborating at every stage with a powerful algorithm, all the three stakeholders maintain the smooth functioning of the platform for the users. Zomato does not own any restaurant or chain of delivery services. It coordinates with the third party to plan a supply for the demand that arises. In order words, it is an on-demand business model for food. So, if you want to build a food-ordering app like Zomato, you don’t need to have a chain of restaurants as you can create your own brand on such platform. That’s the business ease of building such an app. What makes Zomato different from other Food Ordering Mobile Applications? Most of the food ordering mobile app businesses that exist today are but the basic version of Zomato with a couple of nascent features. While others are confined till date with just the placing of an order and delivering food, Zomato stands out with the following USP: Food ordering: Allowing the users to order their food on-the-go. Table Booking: Enabling the users to book a table at the restaurant of their choice with just a few taps and the wait time at the restaurant is eliminated! Explore Places: Offering the discovery and guide to the user for exploring nearby restaurants with pictures and map locations. Zomato Gold: The subscription model that offers an exclusive dine out and social drinking membership with special perks of its own. Important features to focus on building a food-ordering App like Zomato Zomato was once launched with the most simple functionality. It allowed the users to search for restaurants, look at the menu, and order their food. Later, it developed into a dedicated community for foodies that kept the users coming back to the app. This highly contributed to the engagement rate and ultimately, Zomato became the by-default food ordering app. Then it accelerated to expand with advanced features like booking tables. All the stakeholders have their own application and the features of all these apps differ. If you want to plan the features for your Zomato-like mobile app, here is a list of features for the five categories of the app: Features for Web Service The web service is under the accountability of the platform owner. This means that if you develop a Zomato-like mobile app, you are in charge of handling the web service portal. To manage the overall functionality and different stakeholders, the admin dashboard has the capability to view the list of the restaurants, the number of users, and the delivery professionals. The admin can add and remove any stakeholder at any point of time using this control panel. Admin Dashboard: Data insights and metrics based on the bookings made is shown by generating reports from the app and analysis can be done about the usage times, total number of users on board, demographic data, total number of restaurant listed, number of delivery professionals, profit and loss calculation per week, month, and year, etc. Analytics and Reporting: Image Source: Dribbble (Zomato) For Delivery Professionals This app is specifically used by the delivery men. They get a delivery request and as soon as they accept the request from the app, they are provided with the information of the order, restaurant details and the address of the customer. The delivery man receives the restaurant’s pickup address and the drop details of the user. Trip Information: The app for the delivery men consists of GPS which is integrated into the app for easy navigation. It consists of the route and the total time estimated for the delivery. Navigation: The map integrated with the app helps the delivery professionals with the best possible route where they can beat the traffic and make their deliveries as fast as possible. Route Optimization: The app consists of a contact user/ restaurant feature that helps the driver call the concerned stakeholder without having to copy the number and dial it manually. Contact User/Restaurant: Once the delivery professional accepts the request and begin his trip towards the restaurant, his trip starts. Similarly, another trip begins on his way to make the delivery. This is the basis of the amount he earns per trip. Start/End Trip: For User App As the main source of revenue, it is important that the user app is rich in features. Some of the great features for a Zomato-like food-ordering app are: For an easy signup process, the users should be able to sign up with their social media accounts. Social media account integration: With the help of the search module, the user is able to search for food on the basis of restaurants, cuisines, outlets, dishes, etc. Search Option: By using the call feature, the user will be able to make a call directly to the restaurant/Driver in case of any specific instructions to give against their order. Call Restaurant/ Driver: The users should be able to make their payments using multiple options like Debit Card, Credit Card, Cash on delivery, Mobile wallets, etc. Multiple Payment Options: The user gets a push notification about their order, trending search, favorite restaurant, etc. Notifications: With the help of ‘track driver’ feature, the user is able to access the map integrated into the app and track the status of their food. Track Driver: The user app has the option which will filter out the veg and non-veg dishes for the users. Show Veg Option: The online reservation system of the app allows the user to check the availability of the tables in real-time and make the booking. Real-time Availability: Social Community: The app allows its users to integrate their social media handles for creating their profiles. The users can connect with each other, follow and make recommendations on cuisines, dishes, puns, restaurants, etc. Pertaining to the ease provided by these features, many startups are pacing towards building an ace of a Zomato-like food-ordering mobile app. Image source: Dribbble — Manuj (Zomato) How to Build a food-ordering app like Zomato and beat the cutthroat competition? Simply search for the term, “build a food-ordering Zomato-like app” and you will find hundreds of blogs providing you the information. What does this imply? There is a lot of competition out there with your Zomato similar food-ordering mobile app development. It is important for you to make a move of innovation to step higher than your competitors. But how to do that? It’s simple, please your customers with the quality of your service and remarkable features for them to have a lasting impression of your brand. This will keep them engaged to your platform and ultimately, you will swiftly be able to scale up your food delivery business. For this, you need to carry out a thorough research on what your unique selling point is going to be. Keep a track of the launches and services that your competitors are planning to or have probably done and try to provide a better service. If there’s some process that you can ease out for your customers, make it a priority and do it. Make your users feel that their problems are acknowledged by you and addressed well in the form of features. Give them a, “Why should I install your app?” reason that your competitors lack. This way your Zomato-like mobile app will be able to drive a large amount of traffic, engagement, and ultimately conversion. What should be Considered While Building a Food-ordering Mobile App like Zomato? Image Source: Dribbble (Zomato) From the point that you have this idea of turning a mere concept into a full-fledged Zomato-like food-ordering mobile application to launching the first prototype of the app for testing, there are many vital steps to be followed to make your mobile app a big success. The ground to building any food ordering mobile application is mostly flat. This means you do not have to brainstorm a lot on where to start developing your application. The only front of the mental focus for you as a business person should be to choose a brand name and identity that is relatable to the user. This way there are more instances of brand recognition and the marketing budget will reduce significantly. Here are some other important things to focus on: Customer convenience with easy navigation for different pages. Clean UI/UX designs with a call out as and when required. A helpline for 24*7*365 for all the stakeholders. Updated data about the restaurant for providing the right information to the customers. Visual appeal of the mobile app as well as the assets used for displaying menu, dishes, ambience, etc. Image Source: Dribbble — Divan Raj Simplified Process for Developing a Food-ordering mobile app like Zomato Here is the right approach to follow in your venture to develop any skyrocketing food-ordering app: Know what is your primary aim with the launch of your app before beginning with the development process. This will help you decide on the USP of your business and will set your business apart right from the start. Understand your target audience well. In case of an app like Zomato, you will need to be thrice as careful with three different types of stakeholders to take care of — the restaurateur, the delivery personas, and the end users. Carry out a detailed market analysis and make a note of who your buyer persona is. Check for his demands from the platform and plan the supply that is inline with the demand for creating a long-term business relationship. Research carefully on the existing food-ordering applications that are similar to Zomato. List out their drawbacks and come up with some creative solution. If needed, tweak the business model a bit and see how effective it becomes. Choosing the technology for your mobile app? Is it that tough for you? Always remember, you do not have to be technically sound to sound technical. All you need to know is the basics of what your app needs and leave the rest to the experts and skilled developers. Have a clear understanding of your business model and your revenue model. If you are planning to introduce the revenue model after the base has been set, then inform the developers accordingly. Know what devices are preferred and are most popular amongst your targeted audience and go for developing an app with that platform. You can eventually introduce another platform for your business. Never let your focus go away from your brand recognition. With so many food ordering apps, it is common for your customers to switch to other app providing the same functionality. This is when a visually appealing UI and UX design play an important role in retaining the customers. Attract your customers on a psychological level and make your portal as relatable as possible for your customers. Always plan the features well in advance by keeping your budget in mind. It is advisable to go easy with expansion. Not all applications have all the features and so you need not worry about the growth of your business when it is still in the incubator. Market enough to generate traffic. Get your customers engaged and try to convert them into loyal customers. Then plan for an expansion. Leverage the power of referrals, promotions, discounts, while launching your application and prepare grounds for on-boarding as many customers as possible. Give them the deal they cannot refuse to and provoke them to try out your app for at least once. Then let your features and quality service speak for your brand at the top of their voice! It so happens with the aspiration that once the information from the article starts to convert into the research, most of the aspiration dies foreseeing the challenges and hardships of getting an app build in the right manner. However, when you consider onboarding expert developers, you might feel your burden lessening and your ‘idea’ taking its real form. Need help with ideation or the app development? We are just a click away! What is the Cost of Building a Food-ordering App like Zomato? Without being diplomatic and making statements like, “Well, it depends”on the cost of developing a food-ordering app like Zomato, let me walk you through the estimation on the basis of the features included: Now, for building such an app, you have to consider all the three apps with both the platform — iOS and Android. This again can be segregated on the basis of MVPs and advanced features. However, there is something that you should take into consideration while planning the features for your app. The admin panel cannot have basic features. You need to have a complete control over all the ongoing activities and transactions. So, it is recommended to not be a miser with the web service app. Moving towards the driver and the user app, it is recommended to go basic first and make progressive moves with your features. This way you will be able to experiment with your customers and make implementations with your new features while keeping the engagement intact and increasing if you are lucky enough! Hiring or outsourcing have their very own influence on the cost of building an app. You could end up hiring a cheaper resource team that eventually takes a while to develop your app or you might meet a team that promises to develop even before the timeline you have determined and ultimately none of them proves to be worthy of your time, energy, investment, or even to be a part of your business dream. So, you need to be very careful while outsourcing the resources. Coming back to the cost for building a food-ordering app similar to Zomato — If we consider the most basic version of the app with only the MVP features and simple UI/UX design, the projected price can go to $7,000 to $10,000 for development of all the three apps. If we consider a fine tuning of both basic and advanced set of features, the estimated price can be somewhere in between $35,000 to $50,000 If we consider the full-fledged Zomato like food-ordering app, the price rise up to $75,000 and above How to hire developers for developing an app similar to Zomato? Make a list of your requirements on the basis of the research you carried out. Search for the developers using the credible sources and websites. Read resources and case studies on the websites. Find out what their existing customers are saying about their work and make your decision. When in doubt, talk to them and get your query resolved. You can outsource and hire skilled developers by choosing different types of pricing models. Most of the web and app development companies have their own pricing models. So, choose whatever fits the best in your requirements and hire the number of professionals accordingly. For developing a basic version of your Zomato like mobile app, you will require - A UI/UX designer 2 to 4 Developers Testing engineer Back-end Developer Project Manager For developing an app with mixed features, you will need - Project Manager UI/UX designer 2 to 4 developers Testing Engineer 2 to 3 back-end developers Admin panel developer For developing an advanced version of the app, you will need - Team Manager/Project Manager 2 UI/UX designer 3 to 5 developers Testing Engineer 3 to 4 back-end developers Admin panel developer Having built the roadmap to your Zomato-like digital business, are you ready to put your plan into execution and launch your mobile app for generating recurring revenue? Yes? We would love to put in our expertise for building you a Zomato-like app just like we helped you find the path to discover your business idea. 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I got this amazing opportunity to intern at Zomato for the role of Software Engineering. It’s a 6-month internship starting from January 2022 till July 2022. Getting an internship at a company like Zomato is a pretty big thing for me, and that too getting it off-campus, with the help of LinkedIn. This blog is regarding the things I want the other aspirants to know about, which covers everything from the importance of LinkedIn in getting an internship anywhere off-campus to a detailed hiring process I went through to get it. Why I Am Writing This Blog? I have been reached out by many people on LinkedIn since the time I posted about getting an internship at Zomato, and it’s tough to reply to every message and answer similar kinds of questions, that is why to give most of the aspirants a detailed reply I am writing this blog. Another reason to write this blog is to help clear the misconception that there are some fixed methods to get an internship or a job, like On-Campus Placement Drive Company Career Pages Job Portals (like Indeed, Internshala, etc.) The most underestimated job-seeking method is messaging or , that is how I got the internship. I agree that the probability of getting an internship or a job is lesser compared to other methods but, it allows you to get an opportunity that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise like Zomato was for me. cold messaging on LinkedIn My Hiring Process Reached out to HRs and Recruiters of Zomato 💻 I started with updating my LinkedIn profile with everything I had done till then, so that when I reach out to people and they take a look at my profile they find something relevant for their use. Next, I started growing my LinkedIn network towards the companies I was targeting, and Zomato was one of them. I started sending out connection requests to all the HRs and recruiters of Zomato, I even sent out requests to managers of Zomato as there could’ve been a possibility that a company manager takes a direct interest in my profile. Got connected 💪 After getting connected with a couple of Recruiters, I began sending messages to them, a unique message for each one of them. The key was not just to message them, it was to attract their attention in a minimum span of time. For that, I used to make sure of a couple of things like I am pretty active on LinkedIn, and due to which I came across a LinkedIn post shown below 👇 Here as you can see, the company is looking for Full-time Android Engineer, which means that hiring for the tech team might be active right now. So, this was my cue to start sending out the messages, as if they are looking for full-time employees, then there is no harm in asking for an internship. One thing I kept in mind before texting them is that I used to see that, is the recruiter or the HR As it’s evident that I won’t be the only one reaching out to HR, that’s why, if someone is active on LinkedIn and a new message comes in then, it would be on the top of the list, at that time it wouldn’t make a difference that how many people have messaged the Recruiter till then. online now? I think I might have reached out to at least 9–10 Zomato employees for this, and the one which worked out for me was pretty basic, but the was to attach my web portfolio at the bottom of the message. important thing that helped me grab their attention Why that’s important is because I have designed and built my portfolio on my own and treated it as a project itself, as according to me that’s the quickest way to demonstrate your work or at least give an idea of your skills. Check out my portfolio for reference 👉 https://mayank0255.github.io/ I Got A Reply 🎉 This is the reply I got from them, and I replied as soon as I could so that I can get a follow-up reply instantly. Observe here, that the recruiter said, Hi Mayank, as there is some time till your graduation, I’d suggest we discuss internship. So, in my previous message, , still the recruiter mentioned it, which means that the recruiter at least from where they got this information. So, I was able to grab the recruiter’s attention, and then I got a reply back which further concludes that they might’ve gotten impressed by it. I didn’t mention that when I am graduating checked out my LinkedIn profile or my Portfolio First Interview 🎓 After having a small conversation on LinkedIn further to what I talked about in the previous step, I got a 30-mins Zoom call to invite link 🎊 The call was scheduled for the same day, and I was pretty nervous as I didn’t have the time to prepare for it, and I didn’t know that would it be a basic conversation or a Tech Interview. Then started the call, and it was just one person in front of me and it was itself on a one-to-one call with me 😲Though I think I was getting nervous unnecessarily as he asked me a simple question to tell everything about me to him from the skills I have, projects I have worked on, my previous internships, etc. Gunjan Patidar, CTO of Zomato After this, we just had a conversation about Zomato, the tech team, and he told me that after this there would be one HR interview which is basically a formality. So, in short, I had the internship at this point 😁 HR Interview This was a short conversation in which basic HR questions were asked, and then questions like the joining date, role, etc., were asked. After the call, on the next day itself. I got the internship offer letter 🎉 🎊 So, this was my hiring process, there’s no guarantee that this is the process for everyone as I approached the company differently, and that’s why the was the key for me. I have heard Zomato hires a lot of candidates On-Campus as well, but unfortunately, it doesn’t hire from my college. cold messaging on LinkedIn I recommend the aspirants to get active on LinkedIn, and become a part of it as opportunities through it are endless. Being active includes getting in touch with people not just to get an opportunity out of them but also to have a casual talk, to gain some of their experience and guidance. Another thing is to keep your LinkedIn profile up-to-date, and it’s not just about filling in the information, it’s also about putting it in a certain way and it’s also about putting the correct information, there shouldn’t be any false information there. My next blog will be on , where I will be writing a complete guide for LinkedIn. “How To Take Full Advantage Of LinkedIn” FAQs Questions I have been asked frequently on LinkedIn regarding my Zomato Internship It’s written on their career page that Zomato hires only through referrals, is that true? It does hire through referrals, but that’s not the only method, as they have mentioned one more thing on the career page they will find you if you have what it takes, which means you will need to stand out from other candidates. Can you give me the name of the contact? Sorry, I can’t do that, and it is not about a particular person to the opportunity, it is about grabbing their attention in the minimum span of time. Was it On-Campus or Off-Campus? This was Off-Campus, through LinkedIn. Does Zomato hire On-Campus? Yes, it does hire On-Campus, but I am not aware of the name of the colleges. Were you asked DSA questions in the interview? No, I wasn’t, and I think that’s not something they were looking for. Thank you so much for reading this. I am glad to share my experience and help and motivate others through this. Let me know in the comments if there’s something I missed that you would like to know 😄 👈 Find me on GitHub 👈 Connect with me on LinkedIn 👈 Check out my Portfolio Also published . here

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We love online food delivery. You pick your phone and pick up your favorite dish from the menu, then place the order, the food magically appears at your doorstep (sometimes we have to provide directions for the delivery executive, but it's ok). We are ready to pay a couple of extra bucks. We are ready to pay a little bit extra to get the food delivered. It could be in the form of delivery fees or something else. Some of the popular food delivery platforms are Zomato/Swiggy. We know what they are known for. But decentralizing such applications is no easy feat. Some time ago when I started exploring blockchains, crypto, NFT, I started thinking about applications that can be decentralized. I had a very hard time coming up with a solution to decentralize Swiggy. When we think of how Swiggy works in a centralized world, there are 2 major phases. The first phase is that we place an order. The second phase is when the food is delivered by the delivery executive. Decentralizing the first phase This is similar to decentralizing any other application using a centralized database. First, we have to replace the centralized database with a blockchain. It might be tempting to store all the information about the restaurant and their food on a blockchain. But there is a problem, storing information on a blockchain is very expensive. Also, food prices keep changing from time to time, so storing volatile data on a blockchain is not a good idea. We have to store these data on a centralized database. And we need a user interface for the users. This application is to be served from a centralized server. Even the most popular web3 applications like UNISWAP, server their user interface from a centralized server. We can fetch the data from the centralized database about the restaurant and show it to the customer The orders should be placed using a smart contract by the customers. Customers need not worry about this, it will take place automatically in the user application when they place the order. Since we won't be using fiat currency in the blockchain world, we need to invent an token specifically for this purpose. Let's call it the 'ZOM' token. Users need to have ZOM tokens in their wallets to place an order. ERC20 After the order is placed, the token will be credited into the restaurant’s wallet. We’ll talk about the incentive part for the delivery executive later. For now, remember the total cost to place the order is “Price of the food“ + “incentive for the delivery executive“. Since the user interaction is pseudonymous (you can only see their public address, not their identity) in a decentralized world, we don’t have to save any information about the user. Every order we place will be registered as a transaction in blockchain or smart contract like in any other blockchain application. Keeping these things in mind, now the user can use the mobile app to order food. This transaction will be registered in the blockchain/smart contract. The restaurant will have a separate application from which they retrieve data from the blockchain and prepare the food. The restaurant doesn’t care about where the food has to be delivered. They prepare for food and leave the rest to the delivery executive. Decentralizing the second phase Now that the food is prepared. The only part left is for the delivery executive to pick up the food and deliver it to the customer. We need a separate application for the delivery executive using which one can confirm that they are going to pick up food from a particular restaurant. Now let’s come to the incentives the delivery executive gets. After all, they deliver you food because they know they get paid in the centralized world. One way to incentivize them is by using the ERC20 token (ZOM token in this case). Whenever the user places an order they can set how much they are willing to pay the delivery executive with this token. The delivery executive can then decide whether to pick up the order depending on the distance they have to travel to deliver the order concerning token incentive. Only after the customer has confirmed the order delivery, the delivery executive will receive their incentive in the form of a token. This is to make sure that the delivery executive is paid only after the customer is satisfied. Drawbacks One of the perks of a decentralized world is anonymity. Nobody knows who is doing what in a decentralized world. But the delivery executive will know our location once they deliver the food. It is always hard to hide your identity/location when you are expecting the physical delivery of any commodity. Since we don’t store any information about the user. It's impossible to carry out data analytics to provide a recommendation about new restaurants/foods to the user. It is not a completely decentralized application, as we are storing restaurants information on a centralized database. Conclusion This is one of the ways to decentralize Swiggy/Zomato. As we saw earlier, it is not a perfectly decentralized application. There is some centralized part involved. Even though we are getting too much excited about the decentralization, some parts of our day-to-day activities will be centralized. I believe in the future, both centralization and decentralization will coexist.

Can We Decentralize Zomato/Swiggy?

Platforms like UberEats and Deliveroo have highly impacted the food industry. It has brought restaurants and cafes closer to customers, and it helped create more job posts and businesses. It has also pushed restaurants and small food businesses to better adapt to today's demand. In this thread, the slogging community discusses their thoughts on food delivery services, their impact on the food industry, and the main perks and drawbacks of this trade. This Slogging thread by Mónica Freitas, Jack Boreham, Rohan Dominic, Favour Amadi, Sara Pinto, Limarc Ambalina, and Amy Shah occurred in slogging's official #technology channel, and has been edited for readability. Mónica Freitas Nov 10, 2021, 6:00 PM Platforms like UberEats, Deliveroo and others, have highly impacted the food industry. It has brought restaurants and cafes closer to customers. It has also pushed restaurants and small food businesses to better adapt to today's demand. Do you think these platforms represent a way to level the plane between big food chains and small restaurants? Jack Boreham Nov 13, 2021, 2:56 PM I definitely think so. A lot of small businesses in the UK have managed to survive during covid due to these delivery services. Here, if you fail to go digital, you go bust. Along our high streets, the ones that survive have an online presence. What we do have to watch out for, though, is worker protection in these industries. Workers are often underpaid, mistreated and lack essential protection from delivery companies. Mónica Freitas Nov 15, 2021, 3:56 PM Jack Boreham, just took a look at the significant risks happening with food delivery. It appears that there is a considerable amount of crime on delivery drivers: Data shows that being a food deliverer is one of the most dangerous jobs and is likely to produce victims of violence or theft. There are also some concerns with customer privacy and data, food safety and quality, tampering, and wage & labor issues (as you said). We never even think about the possibility of tampering with food. http://www.qsrweb.com/blogs/delivery-driver-crime-the-restaurant-industry-problem-nobody-talks-about/ http://www.wasserstrom.com/blog/2018/10/12/food-delivery-risks/ There are even news on organised crime gangs using food delivery services to deal drugs across Australia: http://www.news.com.au/national/crime/organised-crime-gangs-used-food-delivery-services-to-deal-drugs-across-australia/news-story/3963b1255c03855f719f22fd745a8538 Mónica Freitas Nov 15, 2021, 3:59 PM Jack Boreham, Limarc Ambalina, Rohan Dominic, petar.btc, Linh Smooke, Amy Shah: Have you ever experienced or heard about an unusual story with food delivery services involving tampering or crime? Something that caught your attention or made you lose trust in such services. Rohan Dominic Nov 15, 2021, 4:44 PM Mónica Freitas, Yes! I have heard about the Zomato (India's largest food delivery company) delivery guy eating food meant for delivery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spa7wUHoJeA Mónica Freitas Nov 16, 2021, 2:43 PM Rohan Dominic, WOW, caught in the act 😂 Does that make you lose trust in delivery services? And how do you think these services have impacted the food industry in your hometown and country? Rohan Dominic Nov 16, 2021, 5:18 PM Not really. I still use their service. I don't think it had any effect on the food industry as such because such things are relatively rare. Mónica Freitas Nov 22, 2021, 6:39 PM Rohan Dominic, is there something that would throw you off using food delivery services? Favour Amadi Nov 23, 2021, 2:21 PM I've heard stories of delivery drivers eating from the food. I think what will throw me off, Mónica Freitas, will be ineffective packaging and if my food is pilfered. Mónica Freitas Nov 23, 2021, 2:45 PM Favour Amadi, I get it! You'd always be distrusting of that service in the future. However, it does happen. There's a lot of crime against food deliverers. Sara Pinto Nov 23, 2021, 8:11 PM Mónica Freitas, these platforms increased the luxury that's receiving good food at your home without any struggle, this absolutely elevated the small restaurants. Regarding the general welfare of these workers, I don't think they have enough protection, as Jack Boreham said. They are expected to work through all kinds of weather and even deal with unpolite people. I understand that these workers may also do some uncivil actions, but don't you think that it might be an outcome of the poor conditions? Mónica Freitas Nov 24, 2021, 12:32 PM Sara Pinto, I agree that it has made it simpler to have food delivered, and it helped small businesses that didn't have the means to have this service to expand. As for the misconduct, I'm not sure we should justify some breaches with the lack of work conditions/protection. Of course, it can affect morale, and some workers may see such actions as harmless. Nevertheless, it violates the agreements between the customer and the delivery company, and even the restaurant. It can cause a loss of trust, especially when the issue is food tampering and food safety. This is to say, I agree that work conditions should be improved, and there should be more robust protection and insurances for delivery professionals, but "food ethics" shouldn't be at stake. Sara Pinto Nov 25, 2021, 5:47 PM Mónica Freitas, yes, the behavior can't be justified (in the sense of absolving the situation), but I think it can be explained by those factors. On the other hand, I agree with the loss of trust. In the end, the ones who are paying for the service, even though sometimes the customers can be obnoxious,  become the victims. As you said, we can't forget that it may be our health that is at risk. Mónica Freitas Nov 26, 2021, 3:30 PM Sara Pinto, it's a tricky subject, no doubt. Let hope we see improvements in work conditions for these professionals while keeping the quality and safety of the services. Limarc Ambalina Nov 30, 2021, 12:16 PM "Do you think these platforms represent a way to level the plane between big food chains and small restaurants?" - Yes most definitely. In my hometown of Winnipeg, Canada, when I was a kid, you could only get deliveries from pizza places, some Chinese restaurants. But now almost every place in the entire city delivers via Uber Eats. 🔥 1 Limarc Ambalina Nov 30, 2021, 12:18 PM Also, it makes it easier for me to support local. I'd rather get a burger from a local mom-and-pop shop, but if I don't want to leave the house that day and the only burger place that does delivery is McDonald's or Wendy's then those would be my only choices. But now I can support local restaurants from the comfort of my home. Mónica Freitas Nov 30, 2021, 3:30 PM Limarc Ambalina, I agree with you. Because of these services, small businesses have a fair fight. One downside that I see in my hometown is the range of delivery. They won't go further than around 10km from the city center. This distance limit makes it lose its appeal for a city like my own, where most people live in the outskirts. Is there something that would make you lose trust in food delivery services? Amy Shah Nov 30, 2021, 7:14 PM Unfortunately, I don't know if the platforms level the playing field so much as respond to increasing customer demand. This push from customers to have this service is driving some innovation that could be beneficial or harmful - I think it goes either way. Mónica Freitas Dec 6, 2021, 2:34 PM Amy Shah hum...interesting. In which ways do you see this being harmful? Sara Pinto Dec 23, 2021, 7:18 PM Mónica Freitas, not sure if it's what Amy Shah was trying to say, but it may be harmful in a way that promotes a sedentary lifestyle. Plus, if the food is not exactly healthy, it will only aggravate. Mónica Freitas Dec 27, 2021, 2:42 PM Sara Pinto, oh, that's a great point. I guess that's just the way we're heading. We want comfort, and delivery services give us just that: we no longer have to face crowds and long queues and lose time coming and going from restaurants and stores. With Covid, this became even more important, so, despite the sedentary lifestyle it can make us fall into, it is also an incredible perk and, I believe, the new reality. Sara Pinto Dec 27, 2021, 3:27 PM Mónica Freitas, I have to agree. It gave us a lot of advantages, but like everything, it has to be well managed, so we can make the most of it, and it doesn't prejudice us. Mónica Freitas Dec 27, 2021, 3:33 PM Sara Pinto, well said.

The Dark Side of Food Delivery: Inside Uber Eats, Zomato, and Deliveroo

Food ordering industry is the one which has a huge potential. According to the research by Morgan Stanley, online food delivery comprises only less than 5 percent of the total restaurant industry. This article give you some idea about how to build a food ordering app like Eat24, JustEat, Deliveroo, Doordash, UberEats, Zomato. Key Stakeholders The key stakeholders for a food delivery app like Zomato are: Platform Owners Restaurant Partners Delivery Partners Customers A more advanced version of the food delivery app need the following modules: Web app for the customers Mobile app for the customers Menu manager (web app) for the restaurants Order receiving mobile app for the restaurants Mobile app for the delivery partners How does the food delivery app work? The food delivery app charges a fixed amount of fee from the restaurant owners to list their restaurant on the platform. The customers can browse the menus and make the order from the mobile app or from the website. The restaurant receives the notification when new orders come and they have the option to either reject or accept it. When a customer places an order, the system sends the notification to the delivery person about the order, and they can accept or skip the order. The customer can track the order in real-time through the mobile app or website. The food delivery app pays a variable amount to the delivery person for each successful delivery. Revenue Model The food delivery app can make revenue through 3 channels: Subscription The platform charges a fixed amount from the restaurant owners to list their restaurant on the platform. Advertisements The restaurants can buy a banner to have a premium listing on the platform. These premium listings are the sponsored ads shown on the website or mobile app to grab the customer's attention. Commission The platform takes a cut out of the order total from the restaurant. The commissions typically range from 5-20% of the order value. Features of the online food delivery app like Zomato Customers (Web and Mobile App) Customers can access the restaurants via the website or the mobile app. Both the mobile app and website share the common features. Let's see what are the features of the web and mobile app for the customers. Sign up Sign in Search Restaurants Browse Menus Add/Remove Cart Items Checkout & Online Payments Track the Order Rate the Order Sign up ​The users should be able to sign up using their email. It would be nice to add social media login - Facebook or Google. Sign in Users can log in using their email and password. It would be nice to add an OTP based login - the user will receive the OTP via email. ​Search Restaurants ​After the user shares the location with the platform, the platform shows restaurants that deliver the food to the user's location. The users can search for restaurants using the name and filter the restaurants by Rating, Cuisines, etc. ​Browse Menus The users can browse the restaurant menu. They can search the menu by name and filter the menus by veg/non-veg. ​Add/Remove Cart Items The users can add items to the cart and remove the items. Some menu items might have customization (or modifiers), which allows the users to customize that item. ​Checkout & Online Payments When a user is ready to order, he/she can do the checkout.  The users should be able to make payments using options such as Card, Wallets, Net Banking, UPI or Cash on delivery ​Track the Order After a successful order, the user can track the order progress in the Google map. They can see current order status, driver location, estimated delivery time, etc. ​Rate the Order The users should be able to rate the order after successful delivery. ​Previous Orders The users can see their previous orders and they should be able to re-order in one click. ​Address Book Users can manage their addresses in the address book. The users can add the different addresses for Home, Work or Other. ​ Notifications The users receive push notifications at different stages of the orders - Approved, Preparing, On the way, Delivered. The users receive notifications also via SMS or E-mail. Restaurant Partners (Web and Mobile App) This application helps the restaurants to manage the menus, orders, etc. They get access to the following: Menu Manager A web app to manage the menus, categories, items, and modifiers. Order Receiver A mobile app to manage the orders, set the menu availability, with minimum features of the Menu Manager. Let's see what are the features of the restaurant partners web and mobile app. Manage Menus Manage Categories Manage Items Manage Modifier Store Settings Update Store Hours Orders History Payments Deposit History Ratings & Review Sign In The restaurant partners sign in using their email and password. The restaurant partner on-boarding process is handled by the Administrator. Manage Menus The restaurant partners can do the followings: Add menus Update menus Remove menus Update the menu's availability Manage Categories The restaurant partners can do the followings: Add categories Update categories Remove categories Manage Modifier The restaurant partners can do the followings: Add modifiers Remove modifiers Manage Items The restaurant partners can do the followings: Add items Update items Remove items Update the items' availability Assign modifier to the items Store Settings The restaurant can update their basic details such as name, address, logo, phone, email, etc. Store Hours The restaurant can update their working hours to show when the restaurant is open for business on the Platform. Orders History The restaurant can browse the orders and filter it by date ranges.  They can see orders total, amounts, commission deducted, etc. Revenue The restaurant can see how their business is doing from the Revenue page. Deposit History The restaurant can view deposits made to their account From the Deposits page. They can view the deposit amount, download the deposit history as CSV. Ratings & Reviews The restaurant can see the reviews about their menus from the diners. They can respond to the reviews but can't remove or update reviews. Delivery Partners (Mobile App) Delivery partners pick the orders from the restaurants and deliver them to the customers. They get a delivery request and as soon as they accept the request, they are provided with the information on the order, restaurant, and address of the customer. Let's see what are the features of the delivery partner mobile app. Sign In Profile Orders Earnings Settings Sign In The delivery partners can sign in using their mobile number and password. The delivery partners have to receive their account information from the Platform Administrator. Profile The delivery person can change their mobile number, password, etc. Orders The delivery partners receive the orders from the platform, they can either accept or reject the orders. If they accept the order, they are provided with the information on the order, restaurant, and address of the customer. They can see the route to the customer's location on the Google map and has the option to contact the customer/restaurant. Earnings The delivery person can see their everyday earnings. They receive Delivery Pay + 100% of tips for every order they deliver. Settings The delivery person can change their availability online or offline. Only partners with status online receive orders for delivery. Platform Administrators (Web App) Platform Administrators are the owners of the food delivery app and have full privileges to the system. They can view the restaurant partners, delivery partners, customers, orders, etc and make changes. Let's see what are the features of the platform administrator web app. Manage Restaurant Partners Manage Delivery Partners Manage Orders Manage Customers Manage Reviews & Ratings Analytics and Reporting Financials Dashboard Manage Restaurant Partners The Administrators can create, update, remove the restaurant partners. They can also create or update the menus, categories, items or modifiers of the restaurants. Manage Delivery Partners The Administrators can create, update, remove the delivery partners. Manage Orders The Administrators can see all the orders received for the restaurants. They can add notes, approve, cancel, refund the orders. Manage Customers The Administrators can view all the customers registered on the platform. They can block or unblock the customers. Manage Reviews & Ratings The Administrators can view the reviews and ratings from the customers for each order. They can hide the reviews from the public or mark it as spam. Analytics and Reporting Analytics and reporting are the most important things for the Administrators to track how the business is doing. They can download different reports from the dashboard and also see analytics about the revenue, orders, customers, etc. Technology Stacks Choosing the right technology stack is very crucial when building a food delivery app. You have to look into future growth and how are you going to maintain the platform. Web App Development You can use either Angular or React for the frontend. Mobile App Development You have 2 options here. Build a hybrid mobile app or a native one. For the hybrid mobile app development, you can use Flutter or React Native. Backend Development You have many options here. We would prefer PHP or NodeJs. You can use a well-known PHP or NodeJs framework for backend development. Databases You can use MySQL, MongoDB. 3rd Party Services You might need the following 3rd party services for the platform operations. SMS: Twilio Email: Sendgrid Location Tracking: Google Map Push Notifications: Firebase Development team to build a food delivery app like Zomato You can hire a that has experienced building an . web and mobile app development team online food ordering app like Zomato or UberEats For building a food delivery app like Zomato, you will need the followings: 1. UI/UX designers 2. Backend developers 3. Frontend developers 4. QA team 5. Project manager You can visit our website to know more about the solutions. Learn more about multi-restaurant food ordering platforms development . Previously published at https://www.cedextech.com/blog/app-like-zomato-ubereats

How to Build Food Delivery App Like Zomato

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