Well-ordered categories
Before creating products, it's a good idea to check in which section of the menu they should appear.
- Appetizers, first courses, desserts
- Menu reading order
- Visible or hidden sections
Operational catalog
This guide helps you build or revise your restaurant's catalog: categories, products, ingredients, allergens, and set menus.
Useful for
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In short
Use this page when you need to publish a new dish, change a price, or adjust a seasonal product. The right structure makes everything quicker, even on peak days.
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Screens
Blocchi reali del dashboard
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What you find
Before creating products, it's a good idea to check in which section of the menu they should appear.
Each product must contain essential data for those who order and those who manage the service.
Use this section for tastings, lunch menus, or one-off offers.
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Quick flow to publish a new dish
Define where in the menu the product will go and whether it should be immediately visible.
Enter the name, price, description, image, and helpful notes for the customer.
Always complete the information section to avoid mistakes in the dining room and kitchen.
Reread the product sheet and check that the product appears in the correct place in the catalog.
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Useful checks before publishing
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Frequent questions
If you want to keep the history, it's best to hide or archive it, not delete it immediately.
Yes, but the name, price, and description must still be clear and complete.
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Keep reading
Online orders
Here you'll find the actual steps for managing orders: how to read the list, what to look for in the card, when refund and cancel appear, and how to use snooze with time block.
Customer Contact
Use it for email campaigns, service alerts, promotional messages, or operational confirmations. The flow is simple: choose the message, check the recipients, and send only after final verification.
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Support
Direct contacts
Always mention the name of your venue.