Items and quantities
Make the order easy to pack.
Match staff categories. Give every item a name, price, and quantity so the submission reads like a packing list.
- Scannable categories.
- Quantities and variants.
- Limited-item availability notes.
Describe your menu, pickup hours, and handoff. Makeform creates a curbside pickup order form for items, modifiers, contacts, vehicles, and pickup times.
Send curbside orders to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose an example, edit its details, and send it to the builder.
Audience
Guests ordering dinner for scheduled curbside pickup
Format
Menu order with modifiers and pickup slot
Prompt size
271 chars
Example form structure
Menu order with modifiers and pickup slot
Customer name and mobile number
Choose entrees, sides, and drinks
Modifiers and special preparation requests
Select a curbside pickup time
Vehicle make, model, and color
Suggested routing tags
New orders
Preparing
Ready curbside
Collect vehicle color and model so staff can identify each arrival.
Step 1
Order
items, quantities, and modifiers
Step 2
Schedule
pickup date and available time window
Step 3
Prepare
staff receives a clear packing list
Step 4
Handoff
vehicle details guide curbside delivery
Why use one order flow
Give staff consistent order details while customers choose a time and identify their vehicle.
Group items, quantities, and relevant modifiers into a usable packing list.
Keep contact, time, vehicle, and arrival details with the order.
Send submissions to the inbox, spreadsheet, or workflow staff uses.
Fits the counter
Start with the order pattern closest to your business, then replace the sample items, hours, and handoff directions with your own.
Entrees, sides, drinks, preparation choices, food-allergy notes, and short pickup intervals for a service period.
Advance dates, product quantities, seasonal assortments, cake details, and review language for custom requests.
Category-based shopping, weights, ripeness preferences, substitution rules, and wider pickup windows for larger orders.
Products with size and color variants, alternate pickup contacts, vehicle identification, and store-specific arrival steps.
Build the pickup workflow
Describe what customers choose and what staff needs for fulfillment.
List categories, items, modifiers, pickup windows, and preparation lead time.
Add prices and show size, flavor, or substitution questions only when relevant.
Send submissions to the inbox and connected workflow staff uses.
Submit a sample and check its summary, time, vehicle, and arrival instructions.
Form vs phone vs generic checkout
Curbside fulfillment needs more than an item list. The useful record connects what to prepare with when the customer expects it and which vehicle is waiting.
Field guide
Six sections make each order ready to prepare, stage, and hand off.
Items and quantities
Match staff categories. Give every item a name, price, and quantity so the submission reads like a packing list.
Modifiers and logic
Reveal size, side, cooking preference, inscription, color, or substitution fields only for relevant items.
Customer contact
Collect the pickup name and mobile number for questions. Add email when customers need a submission copy.
Special requests
Separate preparation requests, preferences, and food-allergy information. Explain that staff reviews requests.
Pickup scheduling
Offer dates and windows matching operating hours. Distinguish requested from confirmed slots when staff review is needed.
Vehicle and arrival
Ask for a vehicle description, where to park, and how to announce arrival. Add bay choices when needed.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for restaurants and retailers setting up scheduled curbside orders.
It lets customers choose items, provide contact and vehicle details, request a pickup time, and review arrival instructions. Staff receives one record for preparation and handoff.
Include contact details, items, quantities, modifiers, requests, pickup time, vehicle description, and arrival instructions. Add food-allergy, variant, SKU, or alternate-collector fields when relevant.
Yes. Offer dates or windows based on operating hours. Explain whether each selection is confirmed immediately or reviewed by staff.
Yes. Conditional logic can reveal cooking preference, cake inscription, grocery substitution, or merchandise size and color after the relevant item is chosen.
Use a dedicated field and explain the review process. Staff must assess requests against ingredients and preparation practices.
Collect vehicle make, model, color, and optionally a plate or parking bay. Tell customers whether to call, text, or check in after parking.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and keep collecting curbside orders without a usage cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Orders appear in the Makeform inbox. You can also send details to Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier for review and preparation.
Make every curbside handoff easier to prepare.