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Stored procedures for postcode search
This is stored procedures that will enable you to do a post code search from a postcode database inside a given radius using lat and long calculation. It will show all relevant postcodes (or places given the postcode) inside a given distance range set by the admin
You can now buy the full 2008 Uk post code database in our shop. It comes with lat and long so can be used for distance searches when combined with stored procedures which you can also find for sale in our shop
White label online food ordering system
Eat In is an online takeaway (and other) food ordering system.
This is a white label auction, so the buyer will receive what you can see on the site, but with empty databases. If you are interested in the full site with all the databases then send us a message thru here and we will put that up for sale as well
Restaurants can list themselves and receive orders online via the Eat In website, which are printed out automatically in the restaurant, via our unique bespoke printer driver system. They can maintain their own menus and pricing, their opening hours, whether they deliver and if so how far, and even include a second language or other reference notation for kitchen staff.
Customers can search for restaurants near to their postcode, and results are ranked in reverse distance order (nearest first). The results also show which restaurants are currently open, and whether they will deliver to the customer’s postcode, or are open for collection only. The customer can choose to pay online, or pay on delivery or collection, and maintain their favourites (restaurants and meal items) via their online account.
Online food ordering is in itself not a new concept. However the owners of the Eat In system were amazed by how inflexible the systems were from a customer’s point of view, often taking you right to the point of checkout only to find your chosen restaurant did not deliver or that they were closed, and also how expensive they were from the restaurant’s point of view. A well know market leader from Scandinavia, who has start making serious inroads in the UK, not only insists the restaurant uses their proprietary hardware, charges a very high transaction rate, but also holds the restaurant’s money (the customer pays the online system operator in their case) for 30 days or more. With the Eat In system, the order value is paid direct to the restaurant’s merchant account, and Eat In collects its fees monthly in arrears by direct debit from the restaurant. Whilst this places more risk on Eat In, the system has comprehensive reporting built in, and non-payment would simply result in suspension/termination.
The owners of Eat In have spent over a year not only researching the market, designing and developing the fully bespoke website system and front-end design, but also sourcing reliable and low cost hardware supplies to put in the restaurant (an optional part of the package for the restaurant), plus negotiating a very low merchant account and payment gateway rate from one of the UK’s leading providers.
The owners are a collaboration of designers, developers and entrepreneurs who specialising in developing concepts and bringing them to market. They now wish to pass the project on to someone who will be able to market the system to restaurants and the general public. Various methods could be used (some have been explored in part by the owners who would be happy to share this knowledge with the buyer), including a network of local agents/franchisees, online marketing via social media, pay per click etc, and trade specific advertising to the restaurant trade. Market entrants have blazed the way for Eat In, which is now ready to present its lower cost, lower risk alternative to restaurants, and its easier to use alternative to customers.
Whilst originally developed with the UK market in mind, the system is easily transportable to other languages/regions. Two of the development team are non-UK based with extensive experience of their home markets, and the system has been developed with international expansion in mind.
The site development alone is worth hundreds (possibly thousands) of hours of development time. Together with the delivery mechanisms wich
What the buyer gets