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GloriaFood shutdown guide

Export your GloriaFood data before it disappears.

Whatever you switch to — Dilivygo or anyone else — export your menu, customer list, and order history before April 30, 2027. This takes under an hour. Do it this week.

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Exports must happen while your admin is still accessible

After the April 30, 2027 shutdown, admin access goes away — and with it your menu content, customer list, and order history. Don't schedule this for April 2027.

The export checklist

1

Your menu

What to grab: Every category, item name, description, price, photo, modifier/option set, and tax rule.

  • Open the menu section of your GloriaFood admin and work category by category. Screenshot each category as a backup, then copy item details into a spreadsheet (name, description, price, photo filename).
  • Download every menu photo at full resolution — these are the hardest thing to recreate later.
  • Note your modifier structures (sizes, extras, “choose one” groups) exactly as configured; this logic is what takes time to rebuild.

Format: Spreadsheet + a folder of images. This is the file any migration team — ours included — needs first.

2

Your customer list

What to grab: Names, phone numbers, email addresses, and any order-history association.

  • Export from the customers/orders section of your admin. If a one-click CSV export exists, use it; if not, copy the data into a spreadsheet manually — a few hundred rows is an evening's work and worth more than any other file here.

Legal note: you collected these details for your business, but check your local rules on marketing consent before emailing the list. Keeping the data and spamming it are different things.

Format: CSV or spreadsheet, stored privately.

3

Order history and reports

What to grab: At least 12 months of order totals.

  • Export or screenshot monthly sales summaries. Item-level detail is a bonus; monthly totals are the must-have.
  • This powers your sales comparisons after the switch — and settles any “was the new system actually better?” debate with data.

Format: Spreadsheets or screenshots, by month.

4

Settings and configuration

What to grab: Operating hours per day, delivery zones and fees, tax rates, preparation time settings, notification preferences, printer/tablet configuration notes.

  • Screenshot every settings page. These are the details everyone forgets and then spends a week re-discovering.

Format: Screenshots, organized by section.

5

Your public links inventory

What to grab: Everywhere your GloriaFood ordering link appears.

  • List your Google Business Profile, Instagram/Facebook bios, website buttons, flyers, and QR codes on tables — with the URL at each location.
  • After the shutdown these links die no matter what you switch to; the inventory is what makes the cutover clean instead of chaotic.

Format: Simple list: location → URL.

What to do with the files

  1. 1.Back them up twice — cloud drive plus a local copy. These are your business records now.
  2. 2.Send the menu spreadsheet + photos to your migration team. With Dilivygo's free migration, this is literally day one: we rebuild your menu from these files while your GloriaFood system keeps taking orders.
  3. 3.Keep the customer list somewhere safe and private — it's the most valuable file you own and the one most worth protecting.

What if I've already missed something?

If a category won't export cleanly, screenshots are a legitimate fallback — a migration team can rebuild from screenshots, just slower. What's not recoverable is data you never look at before the shutdown: log in, check each section, and confirm the export opened correctly before you close the tab.

Exported? We'll handle the rest.

Send us your menu export and photos — free migration, zero downtime, live in ~14 days.

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