Feature requests

In the invoice section there is already a Google Map integration, why not include that when the customer adds their address in the checkout page? The current Maps integrated is extremely inaccurate.

We believe it might improve users experience that they have a whatsapp confirmation reply upon successful payment, so that they are confident and feel rest assured of their purchase.

Currently it's a hassle to set up all the Options we want for every item and even if you do it with the "Bulk" option, mistakes or typos can easily be made and the correction of those mistakes (edit/delete) are done only individually (product by product). So I suggest the Options to be treated just like Products or Categories, where you can set up "Group of Options". Each "Group of Options" will have their own "Options". Once created a "Group of Options", one can add this "Group of Options" to any Product they like, just like we currently do when adding "Categories" to a Product. This way, if we want to edit a specific "Option" inside a "Group of Options" we would just go to the "Group of Options" menu, look up for the one we want to edit and edit the specific "Option". This should replicate to all the Products that have that "Group of Options" added.

Add live chat plugin on the storefront so customer can talk with customer support prior to purchase

Introduce a customer referral program where, when a customer shares a product with their relatives or friends, they receive a token amount in their account after a purchase is made. These tokens can be used to buy products. This will help business owners grow quickly and boost sales.

Can you restrict delete funtion to staff?

As title says, customers should input the amount they are going to pay with when choosing "Cash payment". This should be a numeric field and the amount should be equal or above the total bill. I read a similar request that got denied and the "solution" was to "wait for the client to finish the process and start the WhatsApp chat so that then the business can ask the customer how much money they are going to pay with". Of course this is a "solution" but absolutely not the most efficient one. If we are already using TakeApp it's because we want to minimize the interaction with the customer and automate our processes. Such a simple feature should be added within TakeApp.

We would strongly like to have automated prepayment option for our customers. This will help us to auto manager customer store credit, make it it easy to fund the prepaid account of customer using Flutterwave or other local payment available option but reduce human error of managing multiple account with Store Credit

I assume that many businesses that use TakeApp have multiple sales channels like dine in, delivery apps, TakeApp and others, making setting a specific inventory on TakeApp a bit inaccurate. Therefore, as I've seen in many platforms (in Perú we have Rappi, PedidosYa, Justo) that instead of putting an inventory number, they just put a toggle on and off button for each product. So when a product is out of stock, you just turn it off with a simple click. Additionally, when turning off a product, a pop-up window shows up giving you different options like "Turn off for the day", "Turn off indefinitely" or "Turn off until certain date".

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