Transactional Process

This study talks about how the business transaction, which is a part of the company operation,
works. This comprises the steps involved in accepting an order, checking the conditions and payment
options, and delivering the product using one of three processes: walk-in, take-out, or online.

Customer’s Order Process

• Getting/Receiving Customer’s Order
• Confirm Customer’s Order
• Fulfilling Customer’s Order
• Payment Method

1. Getting/Receiving Customer’s Order

The buyer places their order in this stage, you will take the costumer’s order. It is crucial to fill out the
form completely, including all required information (such as name, location, and product menu). So
everyone will literally be looking at the same page. To prevent delays in processing orders, the company
must be sure to examine and accept only fully completed forms from customers.
2. Confirm Customer’s Order
Confirming a customer's order signifies that the order form's receipt has been acknowledged. Ask again
or tell the customer his order if it is correct so that the customer's order is correct. In order for the
personnel to begin working on getting the products ready to serve or ready for shipment, purchases
must now be forwarded to the company after acknowledging that the order and details have been
completed.
3. Fulfilling Customer’s Order
This stage enables the company to fulfill the customer's order, which involves preparation. packing up
and getting ready to ship. The order was made by the staff members assigned to the kitchen; it is crucial
to make the proper meal at the correct temperature to prevent issues. The staff must pack the order
carefully, especially when it is a food order, once the meal has been prepared, and then deliver the food
to the customer.
4. Payment Method
This is a step here where a customer pays by cash, thru card, gcash payment, cash on delivery or bank
transfer. The customer can freely choose what payment method they want so that they are not hassled.