Order event
GloriaFood sent order lifecycle events through webhooks.
Case study · DOM Burguer
A serverless integration turned GloriaFood order events into reporting, operational alerts and a customer feedback flow for a delivery-only restaurant.
The need
DOM Burguer received its delivery orders through GloriaFood, but the owner needed a clearer operational view across weeks, months, years and individual products.
The system also needed to notify the team when orders arrived and support a simple customer registration and food-review flow, all within a tight budget.
System flow
GloriaFood sent order lifecycle events through webhooks.
AWS Lambda mapped, validated and processed each event.
Normalized order data was saved with safeguards against failures and duplicates.
The dashboard, alerts and customer feedback flow used the stored data.
João's role
Designed the webhook flow between GloriaFood and the reporting system.
Built the AWS Lambda processing, order mapping and database persistence.
Delivered views across time periods and products so the owner could review the operation.
Added idempotency, retries, a dead-letter queue and email alerts for failed processing.
Connected order notifications with a registration form and a way for customers to review the food.
The initial system was delivered within one week, handled approximately 300 orders per week and remained in use for several years, until the restaurant was sold and the new owner adopted different software.
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