Your online menu is assembled from three building blocks: collections (the sections), products (the items), and modifier sets (the options customers choose). Here's how they fit together.
Collections = menu sections
Each collection becomes a section on the menu (for example, “Coffee”, “Tea”, “Cafe Food”), shown as tabs at the top. The order of your collections is the order customers see, so arrange them the way you'd read a menu.
Locations can have different collections, so each cafe can show its own menu.
Products = menu items
Products are the items in each collection — their name, description, image and price all appear on the menu card. Prices and availability are shown live from your store.
Modifier sets = customisation
Modifier sets are the choices a customer makes when adding an item — size, milk, syrups, strength, and so on. Assign modifier sets to your products and they appear in the product window when a customer taps an item.
When changes go live
When you save a change that affects the menu — reordering collections, editing products or modifiers, or updating location settings — the app re-publishes your menu to the storefront automatically, a few moments later (changes are batched, so several quick edits publish together).