Overview

Products are the individual menu items your customers can order. Each product must be assigned to a category to appear correctly on your menu during active menu times.

How to Add Products

Step 1: Open Products

1. Go to the Orders module

2. Click Products

Step 2: Add a New Product

1. Click Add Product
   

2. Enter the Product Name
   

3. Add a clear and relevant Product Description
   

Step 3: Set the Product Price

1. Enter the Price of the product

2. Double-check pricing before saving
   

Step 4: Assign a Category

Important: Categories must be created before adding products.

1. Toggle the Category where the product belongs

2. Ensure the correct category is chosen—products placed in the wrong category will not appear on the menu
   

Step 5: Add a Product Photo

1. Click "Upload Image", then select an image from your device and click Open.
   

2. Once uploaded, click "Accept Selected"

   

   3. You can also paste the URL of the image you want to upload for a product.

   4. After placing the URL, click "Load"

   5. Then click "Accept Selected"

High-quality images help make your menu more appealing to customers.

Step 6: Save the Product

• Click Save Product to create the item

• If you make changes after saving, click Update Product
  

Product Availability Settings

1. Available

   • Purpose: Determines whether the product is currently for sale.

   • Example: If a product is temporarily unavailable (e.g., out of ingredients), toggle this off so customers cannot order it.

2. Limited Stock

   • Purpose: Indicates if there is a restricted quantity of this product.

   • Example: You only have 10 portions of a special dessert—enable this to track remaining stock and prevent overselling.

3. Online Ordering

   • Purpose: Controls whether the product appears for online orders.

   • Example: Certain items may only be available in-store, so you would disable this for online ordering.

4. Table Ordering

   • Purpose: Controls whether the product is shown for in-restaurant/table ordering.

   • Example: Some products may be takeaway-only, so you would disable this for table orders.

5. Pre-Ordering

   • Purpose: Controls whether the product appears for pre-ordering.

   • Example: Certain items may only be available to pre-order, so you would disable this for pre-ordering.

6. Delivery Available

   • Purpose: Controls whether the product available for delivery.

   • Example: Toggle this off if the product is unavailable for delivery.
     
     

Helpful Tips

• Use clear, customer-friendly product names

• Include descriptions to help customers decide

• Always verify category placement and pricing

Once saved, your product will appear on the menu based on the category and menu schedule you’ve set.