What’s new in Orderzo
Changes that affect how you use Orderzo, in plain words. Newest first.
October 2026
New
- Your shop link, right on Home. The link to your shop now sits under the
heading on your Home screen, with Copy and Share next to it. No more digging
through Settings to send a customer your menu.
- Delivery charges, the way you actually run them. Settings → Store →
Delivery holds one policy: a delivery fee, a minimum order, and a value above
which delivery is free. Your shop page quotes it in the cart, the order you
create in the app charges it, and every screen that shows a total agrees on
the number.
- Pause orders without taking your shop down. Going on a break, or sold out
for the day? Pause ordering and write a line saying why. Customers still see
your shop and your menu — they just can't place an order until you switch it
back on. Your link keeps working the whole time.
- A WhatsApp ping when an order goes out. When you move an order to out for
delivery, Orderzo offers to send the customer a message saying so. You still
choose to send it, as with every other message.
- Close your account yourself, with 30 days to change your mind. Closing is
now something you can do from Settings. The account stops working straight
away, and for 30 days you can reopen it and find everything where you left it.
Improved
- Your shop page opens faster. We cut the web fonts the shop page was
loading from four to one. Customers on a slow phone connection see your menu
noticeably sooner.
- We say where your data lives. Orderzo's database and file storage run in
Mumbai. The pages that discuss this now say so plainly, along with the honest
exception: the network that delivers the site to your customers is global.
The Technology page has the detail.
- Your shop's own name on your shop's link. The browser tab, the preview
card when you share the link, and the installed app all show your business
name now, not ours.
- A broken UPI ID tells you it is broken. If your UPI ID stops working,
Orderzo says so, instead of quietly behaving as though you had never added
one.
- Paid orders cannot be deleted. An order with money recorded against it is
no longer deletable, so your takings cannot go missing by accident.
- Pasting your menu handles real spreadsheets. Header rows and prices with
commas in them now come through correctly.
September 2026
New
- A new Home, and a new way around the app. Home opens on what needs you,
what is moving, what is due today, and what there is to collect — in that
order. Underneath it, the whole app moved onto one layout with Home, Orders,
New, Customers and More always in reach.
- Find an order by its reference. Type the reference and go straight to it.
- Search and filter that happens on the server. Long customer and order
lists stay fast however many you have.
- GST invoices for your Pro payments. Every Pro payment produces a proper
tax invoice, and they are included when you export your data.
Improved
- A redesigned sign-in. One card, fewer steps, and an OTP box that accepts a
paste, fills itself where your phone offers to, and tells you plainly when
something is wrong.
- A new public website. The homepage, pricing and the policy pages were
rebuilt — lighter, quicker, and honest about what Orderzo does and does not
do.
- Orders and Bills can be corrected after setup. If you picked the wrong one
when you started, change it in Settings instead of starting again.
- One less banner on the way in. The consent strip on the public site
controlled nothing, so it stopped interrupting people.
August 2026
New
- Fulfilment stages, separate from payment. An order can move through your
own steps — accepted, preparing, ready, out for delivery, done — without that
touching whether it is paid. Two questions, two answers, never confused.
- Staff accounts. More than one person can work a business, and the owner
keeps the actions that should stay with the owner.
- Signed-in devices, visible and removable. See every device signed in to
your business and sign out any of them.
- A receipt PDF for every order. However the order arrived, there is a
document you can send.
- Per-item cost, and the margin only you see. Record what an item costs you
and Orderzo shows the margin on your side alone. Customers never see it.
Improved
- Returning customers' addresses pre-fill. Someone who ordered before does
not type their address again.
July 2026
New
- Phone and walk-in orders are first-class. An order that came by phone or
over the counter is recorded as such, not forced to look like it came from
your shop link.
- Your shop's QR code, inside the app. Find it in how-it-works step 2 —
print it, stick it up, point customers at it.
- Customers see the legal notices before they hand anything over. Your shop
page states them at the point a customer enters their details.
Improved
- Tapping a tab remembers where you were. Each tab keeps its own place, so
switching away and back puts you where you left off, and Back moves up a
level instead of sideways.
- One trip, one order. A double tap or a flaky connection at checkout no
longer creates the same order twice.
- Clearer pricing. The pricing page was rebuilt around what Pro actually
includes.
June 2026
New
- This changelog. One page that lists what changed in Orderzo.
Improved
- Stronger sign-in protection. We tightened how Orderzo keeps you signed in,
so a signed-in session is harder to misuse.
- Payment status you can rely on. Marking an order paid or pending, and a
customer tapping “I’ve paid”, can no longer overwrite each other when they
happen at the same moment.
- Pro payments counted once. A Pro payment confirmation is applied exactly
once, even if it reaches us more than once.
- Your GST invoices are in your data export. The export from Settings now
includes the tax invoices for your Pro payments.