Rules for using the OrderNow website, customer account, QR menu, ordering flows and restaurant software. Effective from: 05.05.2026
These Terms govern the use of the OrderNow service available in particular at ordernow.pl and through related application flows.
The service provider is: Robert Dziak, operating an unregistered business activity under the OrderNow brand, Warsaw, Poland, unregistered business activity (not entered in CEIDG), contact: kontakt@ordernow.pl, +48 514 192 425.
The English version is provided for convenience. In case of conflict, the Polish version prevails unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
OrderNow provides electronic services and restaurant software, in particular:
OrderNow is a technology provider. The sales contract for food, beverages, delivery or restaurant services is concluded between the guest/customer and the restaurant, not with OrderNow.
Refusing optional permissions may prevent a specific feature from working, for example delivery pricing or a location-based anti-abuse check.
The restaurant is responsible for its own offer and business decisions made through OrderNow, including:
Commercial terms for a restaurant, including plan, trial, fee, implementation, support scope, suspension or cancellation, may be specified in a separate B2B offer, order form or agreement. If those terms conflict with these Terms, the individually agreed B2B terms prevail in the restaurant relationship.
If a restaurant uses modules that involve personal data of guests, customers, staff, couriers, suppliers or uploaded documents, data-processing terms with OrderNow are required in the commercial agreement or a separate data-processing agreement.
Complaints about the operation of the website, account, login, QR flow, order tracking or other OrderNow electronic functions should be sent to kontakt@ordernow.pl.
A complaint should include contact details, a description of the issue and, where possible, the date, restaurant slug, order number, URL or screenshot enabling diagnosis. OrderNow responds without undue delay, no later than within 14 days after receiving a complete complaint, unless mandatory law requires a shorter term.
Notices about illegal content made available through the Service, for example menu content, images, comments or restaurant materials, may be sent to the same address. The notice should identify the content, its URL/location, the reason for the notice and the notifier's contact details.
Complaints about the food order itself, food quality, fulfilment time, missing items, fiscal receipt, refund or payment at the restaurant should be directed to the restaurant as the seller/service provider.
A user may stop using guest flows at any time. A Customer Account user may request account deletion. Deletion does not automatically remove records that a restaurant or OrderNow must retain for legal, accounting, complaint, security or claim reasons; where possible, account data is dissociated from historical orders.
If mandatory consumer law grants a right of withdrawal from a digital service agreement, the user keeps that right unless statutory conditions for losing it are met. Restaurant-order withdrawal, refund or cancellation rights are handled by the restaurant unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
OrderNow may amend these Terms for valid reasons such as product changes, legal changes, security requirements, provider changes, technical changes or changes to the service model. The current version is published on the website with the effective date.
For registered users or restaurants, material changes may also be communicated through the account, email or another durable communication channel where required by law or the commercial agreement. If a change materially affects a paid restaurant service, the restaurant may have termination rights under the applicable B2B terms.
The Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy complement these Terms.
Questions may be sent to kontakt@ordernow.pl.
Matters not covered by these Terms are governed by applicable Polish law, including the GDPR, the Polish Act on Providing Services by Electronic Means, the Electronic Communications Law, consumer law where applicable and the Civil Code.