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The Menu Builder is the central place to build and maintain your menu. It provides a unified view of categories, products, and modifier groups so you can make changes quickly without switching between multiple pages.
Menu Builder showing categories panel on the left and products panel on the right

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How It Works

Your menu is structured in three layers:
  1. Categories — the top-level groupings shown as tabs on the POS (e.g. Burgers, Drinks, Desserts).
  2. Products — the items within each category that customers can order.
  3. Modifiers — optional customisations attached to products (e.g. Size, Add-ons, Cooking Level).
Build from top to bottom: create your categories first, then add products to each category, then attach modifier groups to products that need them.

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Layout

The Menu Builder has two main panels:
  • Left — Categories: Your full category list. Click a category to view its products in the right panel.
  • Right — Products: Products in the selected category. Expand a product row to see its attached modifier groups.

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Adding Items

New Category

Click New Category at the top of the category panel to add a menu section.

New Product

Select a category first, then click New Product in the product panel.

Modifier Groups

Expand a product and click Add Modifier Group to attach customisation options.

Bulk Pricing

Use Bulk Pricing to override prices for a specific sales context like delivery.

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Reordering

Drag any category or product row by its handle (the six-dot icon on the left) to change the display order on the POS. The order here is exactly what staff and customers see.
Put your best-selling categories and products at the top of the list — they will appear first on the POS screen, making order entry faster for your staff.

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Context View

Use the Context dropdown at the top of the Menu Builder to preview how the menu looks with context-specific overrides applied — for example, how prices appear under your delivery pricing or happy-hour context. This lets you verify overrides without going to the Bulk Pricing page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Always create categories first, then products within each category, then modifier groups for products that need customisation. If you create products before categories, you will need to go back and assign them later.
Yes. Edit the product and change its Category field. The product will immediately move to the new category in the Menu Builder.
There is no hard limit. However, for the best experience on the POS, keep the number of top-level categories manageable (under 15) and use the search function for large menus.
Check that both the product and its category are set to Active. A product in an inactive category will not appear on the POS even if the product itself is active.

Categories

Create and manage menu sections

Products

Add items to your menu

Modifiers

Add customisation options to products

Bulk Pricing

Set different prices per context