Order list
Each event is a ClickUp task with menu, guest count, date, venue and delivery contact.
A catering business receives event orders through a form and wanted the kitchen, delivery team and invoicing to work from the same order.
An illustrative project showing how we would connect these tools. Names are fictional.
One order drives the prep list, delivery task and invoice, and any change updates everyone.
Each step hands over to the next with no copy and paste in between.
Each event is a ClickUp task with menu, guest count, date, venue and delivery contact.
Subtasks for prep, packing and delivery are created from the menu, with due times counted back from the event.
A Slack channel gets every new order and every change to guest count or date.
A draft invoice is created in Xero for the deposit as soon as the order is confirmed.
4 automations, each one a simple "when this happens, do that".
| # | When | Then |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | An order form is submitted | An event task with prep and delivery subtasks is created. |
| 2 | The order is confirmed | A deposit invoice is drafted in Xero. |
| 3 | Guest count or date changes | The kitchen channel is notified with the old and new values. |
| 4 | The day before an event | A prep summary is posted to the kitchen channel. |
When
An order form is submitted
Then
An event task with prep and delivery subtasks is created.
When
The order is confirmed
Then
A deposit invoice is drafted in Xero.
When
Guest count or date changes
Then
The kitchen channel is notified with the old and new values.
When
The day before an event
Then
A prep summary is posted to the kitchen channel.
The kitchen works from the task list instead of a whiteboard.
Deposits are requested when an order is confirmed.
Last-minute changes are visible to everyone at once.
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Other illustrative projects. Names are fictional.
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