To add a Product, in the text box add a product name, price and description and press the Add button (the description is what will be seen by your customers).
Alternatively, at any time you can press the “Spreadsheet Editor Mode” button which will amend the display to a more spreadsheet like format, and you can switch between the two at any time. For our demo we are going to add a Stella Artois, a staple of the British pub diet, and it should look like this:
Or like this if Spreadsheet Editor mode is enabled:
With Spreadsheet Editor mode enabled, you can also copy and paste products directly into the three columns, which may save some time. However please note this is only possible at present if you are using the Google Chrome browser (i.e. not Microsoft Edge or Apple Safari).
As you can see with Spreadsheet Editor disabled you can also add a product image, and there is also a small buttonon each Product to disable and enable the product if for example the product is out of stock.
There is also the edit option, just below the price and above the delete buttons, and here we will create Product Extras; this will allow you to ask questions and add various customisable options for your customers to consider and choose when making a purchase, while also organising your products more conveniently.
In order to get products to display in your store, there are three stages to consider and complete. Product Categories – a heading which contains products within a group, such as Starters, To Share, From the Grill, Deserts, Sides, Beer, Wine, ...
To create a category, there is a text box just under your venue logo / background for your input. Just add the name of your category and press the + to create the category and repeat for any categories you wish to create. There is no limit on how ...
This is where all the Products created earlier can be added to your venue’s menu. Who’s Round supports having multiple menus, for example for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or event special menus such Sunday or Happy Hours. To commence adding a menu, ...
There are a number of ways you can use extras. We consider broadly though they can be grouped into three types; price, personalisation or promotion. More on these can be found here For an example of a price-based Product Extras, for a pint of Stella ...
If you need to disable a product, if it is out of stock for example, this is very simple, either on the Admin Panel or on the Venue Manager App. On the Admin Panel, simply select the category that the product is within, locate the product and click ...