CloudWaitress
  • Overview
  • Getting Started
    • Hardware Requirements
    • 10-Minute Quickstart
    • Setup Your Menus
    • Configure Your Services
    • Customize Your Design
      • Hide Store Header Section (header image)
    • Managing Orders & Bookings
    • Promoting Your Store
  • How to Guides
    • Accepting Payments
      • 🔐Stripe+ Integrated Payments
        • Setup Integrated Stripe Payments
        • Using Stripe Integrated
        • Changing Bank Account / Debit Card Details Associated with an Express Account
      • Setup PayPal Payments
      • Setup Apple Pay with Checkout.com
      • Setup Stripe Payments
      • Set up Bancontact Payments
    • Adding Closed Hours
    • Adding Delivery Zones
    • Adding Staff Account
    • Bump Screen Technology
      • Mastering the Bump Screen
    • Cloudwaitress and Walletly
    • Design Customization - Advanced
      • Hide Store Header Section (image)
    • Examples of Dates & Times and their corresponding formats
    • Export/Import Menu Feature
    • How To Add Driver Tracking
    • How To Add SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
    • How To Change Weekly Reporting View
    • How to Create & Import a Menu Using a Spreadsheet
    • How to Enable Pre-Orders in CloudWaitress
    • How To Integrate Postmates with CloudWaitress
    • How To Integrate Walletly with CloudWaitress
    • How To Opt-Out of Google Hosted Fonts
    • How to Set Up Conditional Fees in CloudWaitress
    • How To Set Up Google Analytics Integration
    • How to Show/Hide Header Function
    • Link Directly to menu
    • Managing the Order Dashboard
    • Order Acknowledgement Feature
    • Pause Ordering Feature
    • Purchase A Domain Name
    • Set Maximum Orders Per Time Interval
    • Setup A Custom Domain
    • Setup An iOS & Android App
    • Setup Custom Checkout Fields
    • Setup Facebook Login
    • Setup Facebook Ordering
    • Setup Google OAuth Client ID
    • Uber Direct Setup Manual
    • Understanding Languages
      • How users can change languages on frontend
    • Understanding Printing
      • How to Set Up a Printer on Android
      • Printing - Windows Network Printing
      • Printing - Windows Shared Printing
      • Printing - API Key
      • Add a USB printer to Windows
      • Setup Split Printing
      • How to copy the printer API key
      • Setup Printing For Windows
  • Platform Information
    • Customer Accounts
    • Your Subscription & Billing
    • Special & New Features
      • Public Holiday Surcharge
      • Make Service Pop-Up Required
      • COVID-19 Discount for United Kingdom
      • Delayed Order Email Notification
  • Resellers
    • Overview
    • Getting Started
    • Documentation
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Documentation

Learn how to manage your white-labelled support documentation for your clients

PreviousGetting Started

Last updated 1 month ago

Creating Your Support Documentation

  1. Visit and create an account.

  2. Visit and register an account.

  3. Go to and press the fork button on the top right to create your own copy under your account or use an existing desired repository. It holds significant importance to fork files prior to initiating synchronization with GitBook.

  1. Go back to GitBook and create your first documentation space.

  2. In your documentation space, using the top navigation bar, select integrations.

  1. Enable and install GitHub Files in the integrations list.

  1. Go back to the selected documentation space and select “Synchronize with Git”.

  1. Then select GitHub as a provider then click Configure.

  1. Connect your account with GitHub.

  1. Select your account or install GitHub Application. Make sure you are logged in to GitHub to automatically pull the account.

  1. Select “cw-docs” for the repository and “master” for the branch.

  1. Scroll down and select “Synchronize”. Make sure GitHub to GitBook is the chosen priority.

  1. After this, your forked documentation repository will be synced over to GitBook.

  2. At this point, you can follow the editing steps below to make changes.

Editing Your Support Documentation

  1. Visit https://www.gitbook.com and login to your account

  2. Select your documentation site

  3. Press the edit icon button on the bottom right

  4. Make any changes as needed

  5. Once done, press the save button on the bottom right

  6. On the left nav bar, you will see an active draft with a blue button saying "Merge"

  7. Press merge to update the docs with the draft changes just made

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