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What Is Qasid and How Does It Work?
Qasid is a branded online ordering and customer-operations platform that helps restaurants and growing businesses create their own direct digital ordering channel. Instead of relying entirely on marketplaces or managing every order manually through WhatsApp, businesses can use Qasid to provide customers with a fast, branded website for orders, bookings, or inquiries.
With Qasid, a business can add its menu or products, business information, images, opening hours, delivery or pickup details, and social links through an admin panel. The business can publish its website on a Qasid address or connect its own custom domain.
How Does Qasid Work?
The process is simple:

1. Launch your website
   The business sets up its branded ordering website with its menu, products, business details, and other important information.
2. Customers discover the business
   Customers can reach the website through Google, Instagram, QR codes, advertisements, social media, or direct links.
3. Customers place an order or inquiry
   Instead of installing an app, customers open the website and submit an order, booking, or inquiry directly.
4. Qasid connects the next steps
   After an order or inquiry, Qasid can connect the workflow with WhatsApp confirmations, team alerts, fulfillment updates, and customer communication.
5. The business manages the customer journey
   The business can continue communicating with customers while keeping its own branded digital channel and customer relationship.
   Why Businesses Use Qasid
   Qasid is designed to help businesses increase direct business while reducing repetitive manual follow-up. It combines a branded ordering website with WhatsApp-connected customer operations, allowing businesses to manage more of the customer journey through one connected workflow.
   For restaurants, this can mean having their own menu, their own ordering website, and their own direct ordering channel without requiring customers to download a mobile app.
   Qasid uses a flat monthly subscription rather than a Qasid commission on every order, subject to the applicable plan and third-party costs.
   In simple terms:
   A website captures the order. Qasid helps keep the order moving.