Add options and combination prices

Create an option group#

1. Open the product and go to Options
2. Tap Add group
3. Enter the Group name

   For example, Choose your protein. This is what your customer sees.

4. Choose the Selection type
5. Add the options

   With Add option, enter each name and its Additional price. Use 0 if it's included.

6. Tap Save changes

Selection types#

• One required option: the customer picks exactly one, like a size or how the meat is cooked.
• Multiple options: checkboxes. You set the Minimum selections and Maximum selections; with a minimum of 0, the group is optional.
• Options with quantities: the customer adds units of each option, say two garlic sauces and one pineapple, up to the group's maximum.

Customers see each group marked “Required” or “Optional”, and each option with its additional price, for example “+ COP 2,000”. In one-required-option groups, options that don't change the price say “Included”. If options change the price, the menu shows “From” and the lowest possible price.

To pause a single option, turn off its Active switch: customers still see it but can't choose it.

Combination prices#

Sometimes a price isn't a simple sum: a large coffee with almond milk costs whatever you decide. That's what the Combinations tab is for, and it works with One required option groups.

1. Go to Combinations
2. Pick one option from each group

   Under Add or update combination.

3. Enter the Total combination price and tap Add price

   If you pick the same options again, that row's price is updated.

4. Repeat for each combination and tap Save changes

Each row replaces the base price and the price of those options; extras from other groups are added on top. In the product list, the price shows Based on combination.

Frequently asked questions#