Market — Multiple Venues in One Menu

Market is a place where venues combine their menus. One venue can include another's menu in its own site (for example, a food court or aggregator gathering several kitchens on one page), while the menu owner controls who may show it and on what terms.

Open: Admin Panel → Market (admin.cenaly.ru). The section is on by default; it can be switched off entirely with the "Supplier marketplace" card in the App store.

The page has three tabs — two by your role in the connection, plus partner search.

"Connections" tab (you are the provider)#

Here you respond to requests from other venues that want to include your menu on their site. For each connection you see:

• the host venue and the distance to it (flagged if it's outside your delivery zone);
• a mini map with two points — you and the host;
• the requested and accepted commission (a percentage);
• the status: pending / active / frozen / rejected.

Actions: accept, decline, freeze / unfreeze, remove, and accept or decline changed commission terms if the host proposed them.

Only the side that froze a connection can unfreeze it. If the host froze it, the provider cannot lift the freeze, and vice versa. A freeze applied by the system is lifted automatically once its reason is gone.

"My Menu" tab (you are the host)#

Here you include other venues in your own menu. With the "Include a venue" button, enter the provider's domain and a proposed commission percentage — a request is sent to that venue. Once connected, for each included venue you can:

• set a section title (how it appears in your menu);
• change the order (up/down);
• adjust the commission.

If the venue is outside your delivery zone, the connection is still created: the system warns about the distance once, right in the reply to the connection request. The "you and the partner" mini map lives on the card in the "Connections" tab.

Commission, zones and currency#

• Commission — the percentage the host and provider agree on; terms can be changed, and the other side confirms them.
• Delivery zone — the system warns you if the partner is far away.
• Currency — connecting venues with different currencies is not allowed.

The ⚙ icon in the window header opens the settings a connection depends on, even though they live in other sections: the location card (coordinates — for distance and the map, currency, city, logo and venue type, delivery radius) and the menu (the catalog goes to the partner in full — embedding has no subsets).

Related sections#

• Own delivery — courier routes and statuses
• Multi-location — managing your own chain
• Website builder — where the combined menu is shown

FAQ#

Is this ordering products from suppliers?#

The three tabs of this window are about combining venue menus (a food-court/aggregator model), not purchasing goods.

Buying from other Cenaly venues does exist, though, and it is switched on in the same settings block: App store → "By location" → the venue card → the "Marketplace" block → "Supplier shop". That is a separate B2B opt-in: you set the categories (food, beverages, packaging, equipment, household, services), the city, the minimum order amount, payment terms and the delivery schedule — and your catalog becomes visible to colleagues. The other way round, Inventory can pull such a supplier's price list straight into its own catalog.

Who sets the commission?#

The host proposes a percentage on connection, and the provider accepts it; terms can be revised, with the other side confirming the change.

Can I temporarily hide a partner menu?#

Yes, either side can freeze a connection — provider or host; the host can also reorder or remove an included venue. Only the one who froze it can unfreeze: the other side gets a refusal. A freeze applied by the system cannot be lifted by hand.