When I select the "delivery" order type and fill in the phone, name, and address fields, the kitchen order slip prints correctly—showing the products, add-on groups, and notes. However, the payment slip presents issues: while the customer's name appears in full, only the last four digits of the phone number are visible (which is a disadvantage for the delivery person), and the delivery address is missing entirely. In my view, the delivery person should be able to see the full phone number—in case they need to call the customer for directions—and the address should also be included on the slip. Furthermore, the payment method is unknown until the customer specifies it during the order process; yet, to provide a slip to the delivery person when the order is dispatched, one is forced to arbitrarily select "cash" or "card" to process the payment. This gives rise to three issues:
1- The need to include payment type and note fields—in addition to name, phone, and address—for delivery orders.
2- The need to print the delivery/courier slip without having to process a payment first.
3- The need to print a delivery/courier slip containing the name, phone, address, payment type, and notes—in addition to the standard kitchen and payment slips.
When I select the "delivery" order type and fill in the phone, name, and address fields, the kitchen order slip prints correctly—showing the products, add-on groups, and notes. However, the payment slip presents issues: while the customer's name appears in full, only the last four digits of the phone number are visible (which is a disadvantage for the delivery person), and the delivery address is missing entirely. In my view, the delivery person should be able to see the full phone number—in case they need to call the customer for directions—and the address should also be included on the slip. Furthermore, the payment method is unknown until the customer specifies it during the order process; yet, to provide a slip to the delivery person when the order is dispatched, one is forced to arbitrarily select "cash" or "card" to process the payment. This gives rise to three issues:
1- The need to include payment type and note fields—in addition to name, phone, and address—for delivery orders.
2- The need to print the delivery/courier slip without having to process a payment first.
3- The need to print a delivery/courier slip containing the name, phone, address, payment type, and notes—in addition to the standard kitchen and payment slips.