Adding Modifiers To A Modifier Set

Once you have a modifier set created, you'll need to add modifiers to the set. Modifiers allow you to make adjustments to Menu Items after they are rung through. For example, you could sell a burger and have a modifier to add Bacon.

To add Modifiers, go to Control Panel > Menu management > Modifier sets (Create / Edit)

Select the Modifier Set you're trying to add Modifiers to.

On the right, you'll see the following options:

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“Modifier Price” - If you are charging for the item or not you will want to tick this box. Just enter 0 in there if the item is free. If you do not set a price then you will not be able to sell the modifier on its own. You will only be able to use it with a modifier mod. Which are the grey options at the bottom of the screen.

Modifier Mods – This section is highlighted in red in the adjacent image.

To use them tick the box and enter a price. If the box is not ticked then you will not be able to use that modifier mod

Printers – You can set the modifiers to go to 3 different printers. If no printers are selected then the modifier will print to wherever the item is set to print. 

“PLU” – Used with Forth inventory. This a location to store a unique identifier for each modifier. It is used as part of the export that goes to fourth. 

“Print Priority” Determines what order the modifiers will print in. Lower numbers appear first on the print out

“Sort Order” The order in which the modifiers will show in the list when selecting them. Lower numbers appear at the top of the list

“Delete Selected” – Will delete the selected modifier in this group

“Save Selected” – Will save changes to this modifier

“Save As New” – Will save this modifier as a new modifier. This is the way you would add a new modifier. Make changes to an existing one and save it as new.

“Modifier Image” You can add or remove an image for the modifier from here

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