
A standalone WordPress restaurant menu and guest ordering plugin with an editable catalog, pickup and postcode-controlled delivery, table QR ordering, reservation requests and a browser-based order terminal. Ordrivo GastroFlow Pro lets a restaurant accept guest orders on its own WordPress website without WooCommerce or an Ordrivo account. Staff can add and edit menu categories, dishes, descriptions, prices and WordPress Media Library images in GastroFlow → Menu. New installations start with an empty menu; staff can optionally load a sample menu.  Customers use a responsive menu and a cart that keeps its contents after a page refresh. Checkout supports pickup and delivery, with allowed delivery postcodes configured in Settings. Table QR codes open the configured ordering page and allow dine-in orders associated with a table. The server recalculates menu prices and validates orders before saving them. Payment is handled outside the plugin at the restaurant; there is no online card payment gateway.  The authenticated Order Terminal lists orders, refreshes every 15 seconds, changes order status and lets staff offer a preparation time. Customers can accept or decline that offer using their private tracking token. Staff can open 58 mm or 80 mm receipts through the browser print dialog, test sound and print layout, and explicitly allow a reprint if printing fails. The plugin does not include an Android app or native Bluetooth or network printer drivers. Browser permissions may be needed for sound and print popups.  The reservation shortcode accepts pending requests for staff to view. It does not automatically confirm availability or prevent overlapping bookings. Staff can edit weekly opening hours or choose to always accept orders. Checkout rejects new orders while closed.  Orders and reservation requests are stored in local WordPress database tables. The plugin includes WordPress personal-data export and erasure integration and optional permanent cleanup on uninstall. It has no telemetry, CDN or external account requirement.  A local third-party QRCode library is included. Its MIT attribution and the upstream Apache-2.0 license file are included in the package. A gettext template and partial locale files are provided; full translations of the terminal and newer settings are not included.  Requires WordPress 6.4+ and PHP 7.4+. No WooCommerce dependency. Support: [email protected].
Changelog:
Version 7.0.2 — 25 September 2026
- Corrected the documentation and license notices for the bundled QRCode library.
- Added editing for existing menu categories and items, including prices, images, visibility and sort order.
- Made the sample menu an optional import instead of adding it automatically.
- Added editable weekly opening hours and an always-open setting. Checkout now rejects orders while closed.
- Fixed reservation forms on pages without the ordering menu and improved reservation validation.
- Improved browser receipt printing and added an explicit reprint control for staff.
- Updated the product description to clarify payment, reservation, translation and printer limitations.
- Updated the translation template and package version information.
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