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MonoEdge Booking & Ordering is a WordPress plugin that connects your website to the MonoEdge restaurant management platform. This plugin allows you to add booking and ordering buttons to your site using shortcodes or Gutenberg blocks.
After activating the plugin:
Shortcodes:
[monoedge_booking] - Add a booking button
[monoedge_order] - Add an ordering button
Gutenberg Blocks:
Search for “MonoEdge” in the block inserter to find booking and ordering blocks.
Important: This plugin requires and connects to the MonoEdge external service.
MonoEdge is a cloud-based restaurant management platform that provides booking reservations, mobile ordering, and customer analytics services. This plugin serves as an interface to connect your WordPress website to the MonoEdge service.
The plugin communicates with MonoEdge servers to provide the following features:
The plugin sends the following data to MonoEdge servers (https://monoedge.ai):
Authentication Data (when you log in):
* Email address
* Password (encrypted via HTTPS)
* Authentication tokens (JWT)
Analytics Requests (when viewing dashboard):
* Store/location identifiers (UUID)
* Date ranges for analytics queries
* Data type requests (bookings, orders, revenue, customers)
QR Code Generation (when creating QR codes):
* Store identifier
* QR code type (booking, order, table)
* Display options (size, format)
Important: No end-user data (website visitors) is transmitted to MonoEdge servers by this plugin. Only WordPress administrator data is sent when logged in and using the admin dashboard.
Data transmission occurs only when:
1. You log in to the MonoEdge admin panel within WordPress
2. You access the analytics dashboard
3. You generate QR codes or manage button styles
4. The plugin refreshes authentication tokens
No automatic background data transmission occurs. The plugin does not track your website visitors or send any data without your explicit action.
By installing and activating this plugin, and by logging in with your MonoEdge credentials, you provide consent for the plugin to communicate with MonoEdge servers as described above. This follows WordPress.org Guideline 7 for Software-as-a-Service plugins, where consent is granted through service registration and plugin activation.
For questions about data handling, privacy, or service terms, please contact MonoEdge support through their website.