Set up your stall
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Listing tips
Nothing to add right now. Your listing has everything customers look for.
Stall details
Name and photo, cook, address, cuisines and food info, WhatsApp and Instagram.
Your 6 steps
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Stall name and photo
Stall photoA real photo of your food. No people, and please don't show your block, unit number or address. Our team checks each photo before customers see it. Any photo from your phone works: we make it smaller for you, and always show the whole photo.
Save your stall name first.
Stall logo (optional)A logo or drawing for your stall. Customers see it small and round beside your stall name. No photos of people, nothing that shows where you live, and nothing that looks like a halal certificate mark. Our team checks each logo before customers see it.
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Pick your cook
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Your address
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Cuisines and food info
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Your menu
Add up to 30 dishes. Your stall needs at least 1. Not allowed on SG Home Food: alcoholic drinks, catering or buffets, and ready-to-eat raw seafood.
Save your stall name (step 1) and your food info (step 4) first.
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WhatsApp and Instagram
Send for approval
Your numbers
Taps on your WhatsApp button, and your followers
- Last 7 days
- 0
- Last 30 days
- 0
- In total
- 0
- Followers
- 0
Taps count once per phone a day. Only you and our team see your taps. Everyone can see your number of followers.
Food Safety Course badge (optional)
SFA advises home-based food sellers to take the WSQ Food Safety Course Level 1. If you've done it, send us your certificate. Once our team has checked it, a "Food Safety Course" badge shows on your stall page.
A photo or a PDF, up to 5 MB. Only you and our team can open it, and we delete the file as soon as we've checked it: we keep only whether it was approved, and when.
Taking orders
When this is on, customers can send you orders in the app. You'll find them on your Order Board, where you accept or decline them.
Weekly orders
Regular customers can ask for the same order every week, on the same day, like a tingkat. Each week's order is sent to you 7 days ahead, at that week's menu prices. You or the customer can stop it any time, and customers pay you for each week, as usual.
Group orders
A customer can start a group order for their office, family or friends. Friends add their own dishes, and the organiser sends it to you as one order, with who's having what. The organiser pays you for the whole order, as usual, and you see only the organiser's details.
Collection days and times
Customers choose a day on a calendar, then one of your times. Days you're closed, on a break or full are greyed out. Going on holiday? Tap Take a break on your Order Board.
A question for customers (optional)
Ask one question when customers order, like "Message on the cake?" or "Which day is the party?". You'll see their answers on your Order Board and in the kitchen view. They're never in emails.