Advanced Table Statuses: Customize Statuses and Notifications with Auto Select Status

Auto Select Status

These are part of the “Advanced Statuses” They are off by default and need to be turned on in the Back Office > Settings > Pos > Advanced Table Statuses. These are the colors of the tables on the table Diagram. By default, advanced statuses are disabled and a table can be one of three colors.
  1. Green: Open Table
  2. Yellow: A table that you opened
  3. Gray: A table that was opened by someone else

If you enable Advanced Table Statuses you can define your own statuses with their own colors. You can also have a message printed to a printer of your choice when the status changes.
Auto Select Status allows you to automatically change the status of a table when the item is rang thought.
Be aware that you can only go forward in statuses. See the Advanced Table Status article for more information. 

To Enable Auto Select Status, go to Control Panel > Menu management > Menu Items (Create / Edit) > Select a Menu Item




Select the "Auto Select Status" drop down.

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