Zomato Launches New Daily Order Count Feature, Netizens React
The company announced on Friday that it is introducing a new feature that would now allow users to keep a track of the overall number of daily orders placed on the food app
The latest feature of food delivery platform, Zomato, has become a topic of discussion amongst Netizens. The company announced on Friday that it is introducing a new feature that would now allow users to keep a track of the overall number of daily orders placed on the food app.
CEO Deepinder Goyal in a post on social media platform X shared that the company’s latest addition on the app helps users see the order tally. “A cool new update for everyone - You can now see the LIVE order count on @zomato for the day, right after you place your order. I just placed an order at around 11am, and the count was already over 250,000. Have fun!”
A cool new update for everyone –
— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) June 21, 2024
You can now see the LIVE order count on @zomato for the day, right after you place your order. I just placed an order at around 11am, and the count was already over 250,000.
Have fun! pic.twitter.com/0RYdvPei3X
Reacting to the update, one of the users said that the order count touched 13 lakh yesterday. “It was about 13 lacs yesterday at eod. Mind blowing adoption. India is literally feeding itself off zomato,” a user named @kaegie wrote.
Another user, @Tejas_K87, said, “So around 1 cr orders in a weekday and 1.5 cr for the entire week. That is impressive. Considering Swiggy and other food delivery apps have more or less similar orders 50 lakh orders are placed daily on food delivery apps.”
Some users on the other hand questioned the utility of the feature. One of the users even suggested introducing a feature to check whether the delivery partner has received tips or not.
Another user called for introducing an incentive for the customers on milestone order numbers such as 100k, 200k, and so forth.
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