MCG-DPA-01 · Delivery Platform Audit
Delivery Platform Audit
See what needs attention first, with diagnosis kept separate from implementation.
Direct answer
Your agreed delivery menus may contain missing or inconsistent images, product details or price information. See what needs attention first, with diagnosis kept separate from implementation.
Ideal client
Restaurants that need a clear view of inconsistencies across the delivery menus selected for review.
What it solves
Your agreed delivery menus may contain missing or inconsistent images, product details or price information.
What is delivered
- Review of the agreed delivery menus
- Documented missing or inconsistent images and menu details
- A prioritized view of the next corrections
What stays out of scope
- The audit does not include platform corrections or new image production.
- No number of platforms, locations or deliverables is assumed before scope is agreed.
What we need from you
- Links or access to the agreed menus
- A defined review scope and someone who can validate findings
Process
- Agree on the platforms and locations to review.
- Compare the current menu information.
- Document gaps and validate the findings.
- Prioritize the next corrections.
Real questions
What to know before getting started.
Which platforms can be reviewed?
Platforms and locations are agreed before work begins; they can include Uber Eats, DoorDash and the restaurant’s own menu.
Does the audit fix the issues?
No. It delivers a prioritized diagnosis; implementation is scoped separately.
What access does MCG need?
Links or access to the agreed menus and one person who can validate findings.
Let’s discuss the right scope.
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