Additional Modifier Features

Modifier Price Override

Clients who have products that have different pricing for sizes, there is a way for modifier price to override the price of the product instead of price addition. For example, if you have a base product of a small cup of coffee for $2.00 and the medium size for $2.50, instead of the modifier costing $0.50, you can set the modifier price itself to be $2.50. This .50 will override the base product price of .00.

To set this up, you need to use the special modifier class that is created default called “Size”. This modifier class has special properties over the other ones that modifiers created here will override the product’s price.

1. Create the “sizes” modifiers within the Size modifier class in the modifier tab. Don’t need to create the price for these sizes yet because every item can have it’s own custom price. For example a small mocha has a different price than a small coffee.
2. Hit save at the top. The price you enter in the override price window will override the price of the product, no matter what it is.
3. Repeat step 1-4 for your other products. You can reuse the “small” and “medium” size modifiers. You will be required to enter in a new override price as each product has their individual override price. For example a small mocha cost $3.00 and medium cost $4.00.

Special Request Modifiers

Special request allows servers to input specific special requests onto an item such as "cut in half" or "peanut allgergy" or anything the customer may want but not programmed into the application.

The "Special" modifier class allows clients to create a pre-set list of special requests that can be selected without the need to type it in. This can be useful for special requests that are normally requested by customers.

Add Quantity to Modifier

Clients who have Products that are comprised of a selection of multiple choices will usually require quantities to be added to modifiers. A good example would be a donut shop who offers customers their choice of any twelve donuts to make up a dozen donuts. In order to enable this functionality, log into the backend and go to Settings > Settings (Advanced) > Advanced POS Settings, and check the box for Add Quantity to Modifier, then scroll down and click Save.

This box will populate a plus and minus sign on the top right and left corners of modifier buttons, respectively, on the modifier screen of the POS.