GloriaFood reaches end of life on April 30, 2027
Delivety is a browser-based ordering and operations platform for delivery-heavy restaurants, takeaways and multi-brand kitchens. Keep your existing website and devices, then connect direct ordering, kitchen preparation, packing and delivery in one workflow.
Takes about two minutes. No commitment. You will see the result before contacting Delivety.
Deadline source: official GloriaFood service notice.
One responsive ordering experience across the devices your customers already use.Delivety is not intended to generate marketplace demand for a new restaurant. It is designed to help an operating food business receive and fulfil its own direct orders.
Delivety is strongest when a direct order must continue through preparation, packing, pickup or delivery. If you only need a simple menu link, a lighter tool may be enough.
Use a branded ordering website, direct link, Order Now button or QR code while keeping your existing public website.
Move accepted orders into browser-based Operator, Kitchen and Assembly dashboards for preparation and packing.
Configure delivery zones and continue delivery orders into courier and logistics workflows. Delivety does not supply drivers.
These are real Delivety product demonstrations already used on our feature pages—not generic stock mockups. Each screen represents a step a direct order can move through after migration.
Customers browse your menu and order from a responsive website under your brand.
Explore the ordering websiteReceive, confirm and move orders through service from a browser-based operations screen.
Explore the Operator DashboardSend accepted orders into the preparation workflow without adding proprietary hardware.
Explore the Kitchen Display SystemThe promise is not a magic importer. It is a staged move with explicit manual work, end-to-end testing and a clear go/no-go decision.
Map real order volume, menu size, devices, payment setup and non-negotiable integrations.
Recreate and verify the menu, operating hours, roles, zones, fees and dashboards.
Test pickup, delivery, modifiers, payment, kitchen, packing and device recovery.
Replace every public link, then monitor the first real orders from checkout to completion.
Two-minute fit check
Answer four questions. The result is intentionally conservative: it may recommend Delivety, request a manual review, or advise you not to migrate yet.
Use this before changing any customer-facing links. Your progress is stored only in this browser.
A qualified “not yet” is better than rebuilding a menu and discovering an essential gap during service.
Delivety does not currently promise one-click GloriaFood menu or historical-data import. Preserve your information first and scope any manual work.
The Operator Dashboard should remain open on an internet-connected device during service. Test alerts on the actual device before launch.
Do not assume that a specific POS, marketplace, payment provider, printer or third-party delivery service is compatible until it is confirmed.
Reservations, native order-taking apps, continuous background courier tracking and independently maintained multilingual dish content are not direct replacements today.
GloriaFood states that service reaches end of life on April 30, 2027. Confirm fit, preserve your data and test real operating conditions before replacing public order links.
