Your online ordering setup contains more than a list of menu items.<\/p>\n
It includes prices, modifiers, photos, delivery zones, hours, taxes, promotions, and ordering links. Lose one important detail, and your team could spend hours rebuilding it during the migration.<\/p>\n
GloriaFood services end on April 30, 2027. Oracle says customers may retrieve available data for 30 days following the expiration, termination, or cancellation of their service. That is a backup window, not a migration plan. Save what you need before making the switch.<\/p>\n
Start with the information customers see:<\/p>\n
Then document the operational settings your staff depends on:<\/p>\n
Take screenshots of your current menu, cart, checkout page, confirmation screen, and customer messages.<\/p>\n
Pro Tip:<\/strong> Screenshots are useful when a setting cannot be exported cleanly. They also give your team something to compare against while building the new system.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Write down every place customers currently reach your order page.<\/p>\n Check your website, Google Business Profile, Facebook page, Instagram bio, QR codes, receipts, flyers, table signs, email campaigns, and text messages.<\/p>\n Warning:<\/strong> Do not remove these links yet. You will replace them after the new ordering system has been built and tested.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Do not copy old mistakes into the new platform.<\/p>\n Remove discontinued dishes. Confirm prices. Fix duplicate modifiers. Update food photos. Simplify confusing combo options.<\/p>\nFind Every GloriaFood Link<\/h2>\n
Clean the Menu Before Rebuilding It<\/h2>\n