Guide

QR Menu Transition Checklist: A Smooth Start

Dinematik Ekibi 6 min read
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In short

For a smooth transition: structure the menu, prepare photos, set up the system, place QR codes properly, brief the team and communicate with guests. This checklist covers every step.

Contents

Switching to a QR menu is exciting — and can be messy without a plan. This checklist ensures you don’t miss a step.

1. Preparation

  • Gather your current menu and prices
  • Plan category and sub-category structure
  • Shoot or prepare product images
  • Collect ingredient and allergen info

2. System setup

  1. 1Create your account and enter business details
  2. 2Set logo, colors and brand settings
  3. 3Add categories, products and upload images
  4. 4Enable ordering / waiter call features as needed
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Customizing the QR with your logo makes the launch part of your brand experience.

3. QR code and physical placement

  • Customize the QR code with your logo
  • Print for table stands, stickers, or counters
  • Place codes where they are visible and easy to scan
  • For per-table codes, ensure each table gets the correct one

4. Staff and customer communication

  1. 1Brief the team on system basics
  2. 2Give a short FAQ to handle common guest questions
  3. 3Keep a few printed menus as backup in the first days
  4. 4Communicate the change kindly and offer help
Final check

Before launch, scan the code with your own phone and walk through the menu — load speed, photos, prices, category navigation, all clean?

Ready? Start the 7-day free trial and refer back to our setup guide when needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. You prepare in the background and launch when ready. The transition doesn’t disrupt service.

The panel is intuitive — basic use is grasped from a short briefing. Ordering and call handling settle in after a few tries.

Table tags, entrance signs and social media posts work well. Staff helping in the first days speeds up adoption.

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