Understanding Price Levels

Understanding Price Levels

Overview

Price levels allow you to set up to 10 different prices for a Menu Item that you can use to be the price of that item from various parts of the system. For example, you can create a happy hour promotion that charges a particular price level from 7-8PM every day. Or you can discount a menu item to change it to a particular price level


Price levels can also be used when you have multiple sites. You can set the store to charge a specific price level for each of its items


When creating an item the price level will default to -1any promotions using price level of -1 will be ignored


Setting up from the Back Office


Price levels are set up in the Menu Item

  1. Go to the Back Office > Menu > Menu Items


  1. Choose a Menu Item


  1. Under Price Levels you will see 10 price level entry boxes.  Change these to the amount you desire 


  1. Save Item

Setting up from the Front End


  1. Log onto the till


  1. Go to Control Panel > Menu Management > Menu Items


  1. Select a Menu Item


  1. Under Price Levels you will see 10 price level entry boxes.  Change these to the amount you desire 


  1. Press Save

Auto Price / Auto Fill Price

If you press this button from the front end or the back office it will automatically fill out the price levels for you based on the options set in the back office. 


  1. Go to Back Office  > Menu > Price Levels


Here you can change several things.


Price Level Name – What you want the price level to be called. This will change the name as it is displayed in the 2 pictures above


Pre Text – The name of the abbreviation


Auto Price – The amount that will be added to the items base price for that price level


Pricing Type – Either percentage or a monetary amount


  1. Make a selection for the auto price. If the price of the item is 1.50 and you have the auto price for price level 1 set to 1.00 and the pricing type set to “Total Adjustment” then when you press “Auto Fill Prices” it will set price level 1 for the item to be 2.50. That is the original price of 1.50 + the Auto Price setting of 1.00


If the pricing type is set to percentage then it would set price level 1 of the item to be 1% higher than the price of the item


  1. Save the item


  1. Go back to the Item Edit page and press the button to auto update the price levels.


Multi Item Edit

The above instructions will work fine when you want to edit 1 Menu Item at a time, but what if you want to update more than 1 Item?


That’s where multi Item Edit comes in


  1. On the Back Office go to Menu > Multi Item Edit and look for Price Level Adjustment



  1. Use the options on the left to make a selection of Menu Items you wish to update


  1. Choose a price level from the list


  1. Enter an amount

 

  1. Choose Value or Percentage 


Click on Update

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