A Product Modifier allows customers to customise a product by selecting options such as add-ons, toppings, sides, or variations. Modifiers enhance flexibility in ordering and can include extra charges if needed.

Example:
For a burger, you can allow customers to choose add-ons like Cheese, Bacon, or Avocado, each with its own price.

How to Create a Product Modifier

Step 1: Access Products
In the menu, go to Orders > Products.

Step 2: Select a Product 

1. Choose the product you want to add a modifier to.

2. Click the Edit button
   

Step 3: Go to the Modifier Tab

1. Click on the Modifier tab to start creating customizations for the product.

2. Click Add New Modifier
   
   

Step 4: Name Your Modifier

1. Enter a heading that describes the customization.
   Example: “Choice of Toppings” or “Select Your Side”
   

Step 5: Choose Selection Type

• Single: Customer can select only one option

• Multiple: Customer can select more than one option
  

Step 6: Set Requirement

• Optional: Customer can skip this modifier

• Required: Customer must select at least one option before adding the product to the cart

Step 7: Add Options

For each option in the modifier:

1. Available: Toggle on/off to control visibility

2. Item Name: Enter the name of the option (e.g., Pepperoni, Extra Cheese)

3. Additional Price: Enter any extra cost for the option

4. Pre-selected: Check this to have the option automatically selected
   Tip: Name and price are applied globally to all products using this modifier.

• Click + Add Another Option to add more choices
  

Step 8: Save Your Modifier

• Click Save Modifier to apply the changes

• If editing an existing modifier, click Update Product
  

How to Delete Modifier

1. Trash bin icons next to each item (Pepperoni, Cheese, Bacon)

• These delete individual options within the modifier.

• Example: Clicking the trash bin next to “Bacon” will remove only the Bacon option from this modifier, but the modifier itself (e.g., “Choice of Toppings”) will remain.
  

2. “Delete Modifier” button at the bottom

• This deletes the entire modifier along with all its options.

• Example: Clicking this will remove the “Choice of Toppings” modifier and all items under it (Pepperoni, Cheese, Bacon).
  

Best Practices

• Use clear, customer-friendly names for options

• Set appropriate additional prices for extra items

• Mark required modifiers when necessary to ensure proper customization

Modifiers improve the ordering experience by giving customers flexible choices while helping you manage pricing and inventory effectively.