One of the key components of a successful online ordering system is the ability to notify customers about their orders in a timely and reliable manner.

Whether it's to confirm an order has been placed, to let them know it's ready for pickup, or to alert them of any changes or delays, notifications play a crucial role in keeping customers informed and satisfied.

But what if notifications are not enabled on a customer's device or browser? In this case, the customer will not receive any updates about their order, which can lead to frustration and a poor customer experience.

To avoid this scenario, it's important to detect if notifications are enabled and, if they are not, to prompt the customer to enable them.

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Thankfully at ordering, we got that covered with high-end enterprise technology, which triggers push notifications on every status change. Also, you can configure which notifications will be sent and which level of user can receive them.

It's important to note that you should only prompt the user to enable notifications if it's essential to the functionality of your online ordering system. If notifications are not required, you should respect the user's choice to disable them.

In conclusion, detecting if notifications are enabled is an important step in ensuring a seamless and reliable experience for customers using your online ordering system. By using the Notification API, a third-party service, or prompting the user to enable notifications, you can ensure that your customers