How automatic switching works
• Every new delivery order (Uber Eats or Glovo, our courier or theirs) raises the mode one level: Not busy → Normal → Busy. Two orders at once raise it two levels. Pickup orders and cancelled orders are ignored.
• When 40 minutes pass with no new order (and no mode change), the mode steps down one level: Busy → Normal, then after another quiet 40 minutes Normal → Not busy. 40 minutes is roughly one delivery.
• At night (from 23:30 until 10:00) the mode is reset straight to Not busy once there has been no order for 40 minutes, so a Normal or Busy left on by mistake never survives till the morning.
• The buttons above still work: a manual switch is applied immediately, and the automatic rules continue from the mode you chose (a new order after a manual Normal makes it Busy; 40 quiet minutes after a manual Busy make it Normal).
• Every switch is applied by the robot in Uber Eats (zones, fees, times, ads) and is written to the log below with who asked for it and why: Automatic (the rules above), a courier or manager by name, or the ads schedule.