PayMyDineRestaurant and location scope
The number of locations, floor complexity, service model, order channels and environments that the configuration must support.
4 pricing inputs
Price the configuration, implementation and integration scope you will actually use.
A practical proposal starts with locations, selected product areas, role workspaces and integration work. It should also state what remains outside PayMyDine and which assumptions affect the final scope.
PayMyDine4 pricing inputs
Define the scope before the price
Four inputs make the commercial proposal understandable and comparable.
The proposal should show what is included, which systems connect, which roles are configured, what implementation work is required and what may change the scope.
Selected product areas
Which of the 9 product areas are included now, which are planned later and which current systems remain authoritative.
Role and access scope
Which of the 6 role workspaces are required, how permissions differ and how many teams or locations need each view.
Integration and implementation work
The supported POS, payment, accounting or delivery connections plus configuration, migration, validation and team preparation.
Map the real operation
Request pricing with a clear restaurant scope.
Tell us the locations, product areas, roles, current systems and implementation needs. We will use those four inputs to shape the commercial proposal.