BAKED BEFORE MOST REASONABLE PEOPLE ARE AWAKE.

INBOX / SOMEHOW STILL MANAGEABLE

MESSAGE INTAKE / OPEN HUMAN RESPONSE / YES

QUESTIONS · ORDERS · ODDLY SPECIFIC SITUATIONS

Go ahead. We’re listening.

Cakes, catering, wholesale, ingredients, preorder questions, pickup problems, or something involving an alarming number of morning buns.

02 / MESSAGE INTAKE

Give us enough to work with.

“Hi, cake?” technically contains words, but we can do better.

HELPFUL INFORMATION
  • What you need
  • When you need it
  • Approximate quantity
  • Pickup or delivery
  • Dietary concerns
CUSTOMER MESSAGE FORM ALL FIELDS MARKED * REQUIRED
Preferred reply

Dates, quantities, flavors, dietary concerns, pickup details, and context are all useful.

Demo template form. Connect this form to the buyer's preferred form-processing service or backend before production use.

03 / AFTER YOU HIT SEND

What happens next?

Mostly normal human communication. Revolutionary stuff.

01

GENERAL QUESTIONS

Usually 1–2 business days.

Menu questions, future plans, general availability, and requests that do not involve something happening in the next forty-five minutes.

02

CURRENT ORDERS

Include the order reference.

Names are useful. Order numbers are more useful. “The box with pastries” describes a concerning percentage of our workload.

03

SAME-DAY PROBLEMS

Call the bakery.

If your pickup is today, something changed urgently, or you are currently standing outside holding a cake sideways, use the phone.

04

LARGE ORDERS

Give us dates and quantities.

“We need breakfast for the office” and “we need breakfast for 180 people next Thursday” are technically related statements with very different consequences.

04 / OLD-FASHIONED COMMUNICATION

You can also just call us.

Particularly useful for same-day pickup questions, urgent order changes, or situations where typing an essay is making everybody's life worse.

PHONE
(555) 014-0101
EMAIL
hello@example.com
ADDRESS
114 Proof Street
Example City, ST 00000

MESSAGE DESK / READY WHEN YOU ARE

Tell us the weird part.

The straightforward part was probably already answered on the FAQ page.