Distinguish attention from selection
A product view signals interest. A cart action shows a further selection step. Compare them to ask useful questions: is the dish being found, is the description clear and does the picture match the portion?
Test a focused change
Change one presentation and compare suitable periods. Consider opening days, campaigns and sample size. A single good day is not evidence of a lasting effect.
Read the numbers accurately
Menu visits are digital accesses, not a count of everyone entering your shop. Cart actions are not a complete record of paid sales. Revenue and physical footfall need the relevant additional records.
Common questions
What does GuestGravity measure?
The menu tracks digital visits, product views, cart activity and trends over time.
Can I see my best-selling dishes?
You can see product interest and selection activity in the menu. Confirmed sales require the relevant order or till records.
Can I update the menu based on this?
Yes. Adjust content, photos, prices and availability within your selected menu module and observe the trend.
Does it count every customer entering my premises?
No. Menu visits measure digital access, not total physical footfall.
