Post by rakib1 on Feb 14, 2024 22:56:09 GMT -6
When the user clicks the “Delivery Menu” button, the bot responds with a gallery with menu sections. When you click on a section, you receive the following message - a gallery of products, where each dish is represented by a product card. The card contains the weight, price, name of the dish and a link to add the item to the cart. Product cards are integrated with the Mister Am service. , he is taken to the service’s website, to the section with the selected dish, and the dish itself is automatically placed in the cart.
The user can either continue to collect the order, or immediately begin placing the order in the cart. So, using the bot, you can order delivery and go to the Mister Am service website. And this is how the “Delivery Menu” section is implemented in USA Phone Number List the bot architecture: Delivery menu section root chain The root chain of the delivery menu section. Menu blocks repeat sections on the delivery service website Restaurant menu In the “Facility Menu” section we presented the entire range of dishes.
We grouped them by analogy with the physical menu in a cafe - main courses, salads, and so on. Message with menu sections This is how a message with menu sections looks like in the bot architecture To present information about dishes, we chose a different mechanic, more detailed than in the “Delivery Menu” section. In this chain, the user seems to find himself at the table of the Tsapa cafe, where the waiter talks about each dish and recommends suitable drinks.
The user can either continue to collect the order, or immediately begin placing the order in the cart. So, using the bot, you can order delivery and go to the Mister Am service website. And this is how the “Delivery Menu” section is implemented in USA Phone Number List the bot architecture: Delivery menu section root chain The root chain of the delivery menu section. Menu blocks repeat sections on the delivery service website Restaurant menu In the “Facility Menu” section we presented the entire range of dishes.
We grouped them by analogy with the physical menu in a cafe - main courses, salads, and so on. Message with menu sections This is how a message with menu sections looks like in the bot architecture To present information about dishes, we chose a different mechanic, more detailed than in the “Delivery Menu” section. In this chain, the user seems to find himself at the table of the Tsapa cafe, where the waiter talks about each dish and recommends suitable drinks.