Must specify from how far customer can order form a restaurant. We see a zone but I do not think it is functional in Enatega Multivendor.

Issue: Must specify from how far customer can order form a restaurant. We see a zone but I do not think it is functional.
Description:
There is a lack of clarity regarding the maximum distance from which a customer can place an order from a restaurant. Although there is a zone feature, it's unclear if it functions or how far customers can order from a restaurant.

Impact:
User Uncertainty: Users may feel unsure about how far they can place an order from a restaurant based on their location.

Ordering Efficiency: The absence of a clear maximum order distance may lead to inefficiencies in the ordering process.

Steps to Reproduce:
Access the application or website.
Explore the restaurant listings to place an order.
Observe that there is no clear information about the maximum distance from which a customer can place an order.
Expected Resolution:
You should define and communicate the maximum order distance for customer orders. If a zone feature is in place, ensure that it functions effectively and makes it easy for users to determine if their location falls within the permissible distance for ordering from a restaurant. This clarity will improve the user experience and help customers place orders more efficiently.

Start by reproducing the restaurant-listing and ordering flow described in the issue, then inspect how the existing zone feature determines whether a customer may order. The work is done when the maximum order distance is defined, zone eligibility is enforced, and customers can clearly determine whether their location is allowed.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.