Pickup trays
The customer collects food at a set time and your team does not send staff or equipment to the event.
- Remove: Pickup or delivery
- Remove: Delivery or event address
- Remove: Service equipment needed
A catering order form collects what your kitchen needs to quote an event: the date, the time and place, the headcount, and the food and service the customer wants. It records a request for a quote rather than a final order, so the price, any minimum and the deposit come from your own process once the details are clear.
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The customer collects food at a set time and your team does not send staff or equipment to the event.
Your staff sets up, serves or clears at the event, so the team needs the address, timing and equipment before quoting.
Example only, not a real submission
| Field | Type | Required | Why you ask it |
|---|---|---|---|
Contact name | Short text | Required | The person your kitchen or sales lead will call about the quote. |
Company or organization (optional) | Short text | Optional | Shows whether the order is for a business, a school or a family, which changes the billing details and the setup. |
Phone number | Phone | Required | Lets your team confirm the details by phone before quoting. |
Email address | Required | Gives both sides a written record of the request and the quote. | |
Event date | Date | Required | Sets the production day. A busy day may need a longer lead time or a shorter menu. |
Pickup or delivery timeFor example, 11:30 AM | Short text | Required | Sets when the food must be ready or on site. Write it as text. |
Headcount | Number | Required | Sets portion counts. An estimate is fine now, provided the customer confirms the final number by a date you set. |
Pickup or deliveryPickupDelivery by our teamOn-site service | Single choice | Required | Tells your team whether to plan a drop-off, a delivery run or a staff member on site. |
Delivery or event addressNeeded for delivery or on-site service. Leave blank for pickup. | Long text | Optional | Lets the team check travel time, parking and access before quoting. |
Food and drink wantedDescribe categories and quantities, for example 3 platters of sandwiches. | Long text | Required | Gives your team the categories and quantities to quote against your own price list. |
Service equipment neededServing utensilsChafing dishes or warming equipmentPlates and napkinsCups and drink serviceNot sure yet | Multiple choice | Optional | Shows which items the customer expects you to supply, so you can quote them separately. |
Dietary and allergy needs for the groupName the food or ingredient and the number of people affected. | Long text | Optional | Gives the kitchen time to plan around them before the quote. Allergies also need their own notice. |
Estimate based on question types; actual completion time varies.
An estimate given weeks ahead is useful for planning but not for final prep. Write down which number is an estimate, and set a date for the customer to confirm the final count.
A caterer who has a date and time but no address cannot judge access, parking or setup time. Make the address required for delivery and on-site service, and ask for a contact who will be there.
The form records a request for a quote, not a confirmed order. Do not tell the customer the event is booked until you have quoted it and agreed the terms through your own process.
A long line-by-line list is slow to finish and goes stale whenever the menu changes. Ask for categories and quantities, then build the order with the customer on a follow-up call.
Attain OS shows each request in a grid, and you can export the list as a CSV file. Processing runs as a scheduled hourly job in production, so set a fixed time each day to review new requests.
Build the quote from your menu, your equipment list and your own prices. The form does not hold prices or calculate a total, so the quote is written outside the form.
Ask the customer to confirm the final headcount and the address before your prep day. The form does not send that follow-up, so add the date to your own calendar.
Note whether the customer booked, declined or needs another date. The grid keeps each submission, but the outcome belongs in the record your team uses for prep.
No. The form does not show prices or calculate a total. It collects the details your team needs, so you can write the quote from your own price list.
A copy of this field list in your own document makes a workable draft. Keep the date, time, headcount, location and the food and service wanted, and drop anything you will not use to quote.
No. Attain OS does not take payments, and the form has no card fields. Agree the terms with the customer after you quote, then handle settlement through your own process.
They are used for the same job. This page treats the form as a request for a quote: the order is only confirmed after you have quoted it and the customer has agreed.
Choose a category and a form type in the wizard. Answer three Atty Suggestions questions, then give the form a title. Atty builds the fields in the background. Edit the fields and ask Atty to refine them, then publish and share the /f/ link.