Separate pickup and delivery
Keep the PuttTek pickup action distinct from DoorDash delivery so customers can choose the fulfillment route the business actually offers.
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FryMex separates pickup at PuttTek from DoorDash delivery, food-truck and catering inquiries, and PuttTek event-date requests. Its catering path asks for an event date, guest count and location, then says availability and pricing will be confirmed. A website should make those different customer tasks easy to distinguish and label a request as a request.
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Keep the PuttTek pickup action distinct from DoorDash delivery so customers can choose the fulfillment route the business actually offers.
Sources: OrderThe food-truck and catering inquiry asks for the event date, guest count and location; the PuttTek path asks customers to request a date. Keep these routes separate and explain that availability and pricing are confirmed after inquiry.
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A visitor ordering food needs a different route from someone asking about catering or a venue event. FryMex separates pickup at PuttTek, DoorDash delivery, a food-truck/catering inquiry and a PuttTek event-date request. We design navigation and forms that make those tasks distinct and explain what happens after an inquiry.
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Show the fulfillment route beside the relevant action. FryMex directs pickup to PuttTek and lists DoorDash separately for delivery; customers should know which path they are choosing before they proceed.
Ask for the details the team says it needs. FryMex's food-truck and catering route requests the event date, guest count and location, then says availability and pricing will be confirmed. Keep that as an inquiry rather than calling it an instant booking.
Explain that the customer is requesting a date and what confirmation will follow. Do not display an event as booked until the operator confirms the date and terms.
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