A bakery in Thessaloniki, from first tray to closing
One code in the window: today's bread, the hours, a pre-order form and a rating, all on the Free plan.
An example of how a business like this could use QRiva — not a customer story.
A family bakery opens before six and sells out of some things by noon. The questions it answers all day (what's left, when do you close, can you keep one for me) could be answered by the window instead.
The window, before the shutter goes up
A code on the window opens the bakery's page: opening hours, a map and a call button. Someone walking past before opening knows when to come back.
Hosted pageToday's trays
A menu block lists the day's breads, pies and koulouri with their prices. Changing it takes a minute in the editor, and edits are never counted against the plan.
Hosted pageKeep one for me
A pre-order form on the same page: name, phone, what to keep and when they'll collect it. The form switches between Greek and English; the bakery gets an e-mail for each order.
FormsSold out, said once
When the spinach pies are gone, their line on the menu says so. The counter doesn't have to explain it to every customer.
Hosted pageCollections
Each pre-order is in Leads with a status: new until it's packed, won once it's collected.
LeadsTwo taps on the way out
A rating block at the bottom of the page asks how the bread was, with stars. Each rating counts as a conversion.
Hosted pageWhat the day looked like
Analytics shows scans by time of day, so the bakery sees whether people check the page before they leave home or once they're at the door.
Analytics
One page, one form and one dynamic code: this fits the Free plan, which shows the last 30 days of analytics. Starter adds more codes and pages, and print-ready PDF files.
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