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Bon Appetit Bakery · Your panel

This is what you'd
actually be working in.

Not a tour of settings screens. These are the four things you'd genuinely touch week to week — changing the site, adding a product, answering a review, and seeing what sold.

01 — Editing the site

Click the thing.
Change the thing.

Your site opens with your real content on it. Click any headline, paragraph or photo and edit it right there. Check it on phone and tablet before it goes out, then publish.

bonappetitbakery.com — editing
Bon AppetitShop · Products · Retailers · Contact
Editing headlineMake any moment delicious

Welcome to Got Pastry by Bon Appetit, where Gourmet on the Go meets unbeatable flavor. Forty recipes, now shipping straight to your door.

Headline
DesktopTabletPhone

Illustration of the editor, shown with Bon Appetit's own content.

02 — The catalogue

Add a product
in about a minute.

Name it, price it, drop the photos in. Photography is resized and optimised on upload. Stuck on the description? It drafts one from the product name and your existing copy, and you edit it.

your panel — products
BABon Appetit

Products 40

03 — Google reviews

Every review,
with the reply
already written.

Your Google reviews come into the panel as they land, so you're not checking a separate dashboard. Each one arrives with a suggested reply in your tone. Read it, adjust anything, post it. Businesses that reply to reviews rank better locally, and almost nobody keeps up with it.

your panel — reviews
BABon Appetit

Reviews 4.6 average · 3 need a reply

GZGabby Z.2 days ago
★★★★★

"Best cheese croissant I've had. The breading is so soft and never dry. I search for it in every store now."

Suggested reply

Gabby, this made our morning. That soft breading is the part we're most stubborn about, so thank you for noticing. If your store ever runs out, let us know which one and we'll get it sorted.

EBEric B.6 days ago
★★★★☆

"Good quality and consistent. Only wish the guava danish was easier to find near me."

Suggested reply

Thanks Eric. Consistency is the whole job, so that means a lot. The guava is our fastest mover and stores sell out early. Tell us your area and we'll point you at the closest stockist.

Review text illustrative. Replies are drafted for you, never posted without your say-so.

04 — Orders & enquiries

Who bought what,
and who's asking.

Orders move through paid, packed, shipped and delivered. Retailer and wholesale enquiries land in the same place instead of scattering across inboxes, each with a drafted reply ready to go.

your panel — orders
BABon Appetit

Orders

OrderCustomerItemsTotalStatus
#1042M. Rivera — Austin, TX6$52.40Paid
#1041Hilltop Market — Phoenix, AZ24$188.00Packed
#1040D. Kaur — Chicago, IL4$34.90Shipped
#1039Corner Deli — Dallas, TX36$264.00Delivered

Retailer enquiries

SLSunrise Foods — wholesale enquiryToday

"We run 9 convenience stores in the Houston area and are looking to add a pastry line. Could you send case specs and pricing?"

Suggested reply

Hi — thanks for getting in touch. Nine stores in Houston is a great fit for our thaw-and-sell range. I've attached case specs, UPCs and shelf life. Happy to send samples before you commit — just confirm a delivery address.

05 — The numbers

What sold,
and how they found you.

Written to be useful on a Monday morning. What people searched to reach you, which products they looked at, what actually converted.

your panel — analytics
BABon Appetit

Last 30 days

Visitors
14,280
▲ 32%
Orders
312
▲ 18%
Revenue
$18,940
▲ 24%
Enquiries
27
▲ 9%
Orders per week

Figures illustrative.

Also in there

Other things it handles.

Stock

Sold out, handled

Live counts across every product. When something runs out the page says so, and customers can ask to be emailed the moment it's back.

Content

Recipes and posts

The blog you don't have yet. Write a post, link the products it mentions, publish. This is what earns search traffic over time.

Your data

Export any time

Products, orders and customers out as a spreadsheet whenever you want. Nothing is locked in.

Want to see it on your own products?

That's the next step — we set it up with your real catalogue so you can click around it properly.

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