🧩 Modifier Overview
The Modifier feature in Fuze Store POS lets you add extra options or customizations to your products and services—making it easy for customers to personalize their orders and for staff to handle special requests. Modifiers are perfect for things like add-ons, sizes, flavors, toppings, or any extra choices you want to offer.
🔍 What is a Modifier?
A modifier is an option or add-on that can be attached to a product or service. Modifiers help you offer more choices without cluttering your main catalog. For example, you can let customers choose a drink size, add extra cheese to a pizza, or select aromatherapy for a massage.
Examples:
- Food & Beverage: Size (Small, Medium, Large), Extra Shot, Toppings (Pepperoni, Mushrooms)
- Retail: Gift Wrapping, Custom Engraving
- Services: Add-on (Hot Stones for Massage), Extra Time, Premium Products
⭐ Key Benefits
- Personalized Experience: Let customers customize their orders to fit their needs.
- Easy Upselling: Offer add-ons and extras to increase sales.
- Organized Catalog: Keep your main product and service list clean by using modifiers for options.
- Flexible Setup: Use modifiers for both products and services—great for food, retail, and appointments.
- Quick Selection: Staff can easily add modifiers during checkout, speeding up service.
⚙️ Field Explanations
Here is a sample data structure for a modifier:
Field | What it Means | Required | Possible Values | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
Enable | Is this modifier enabled? | Yes | Yes, No | Yes |
Name | The modifier name | Yes | (Any) | Drink Sizes |
Label | The label that shows in the product or service | (Any) | Sizes | |
Code | Unique identifier for tracking | (Any without space) | MOD-EXTRACHEESE | |
Required | Is the modifier required when ordering product or service | Yes | Yes, No | Yes |
Visible on Customer View | Is the modifier visible when ordering product or service | Yes | Yes, No (No effects right now) | No |
Type | How the modifier is applied | Yes | Single, Multiple | Single |
Min Options | If type is Multiple, set how many options are required | Yes | (Any number) | 1 |
Max Options | If type is Multiple, set how many options are allowed to select | Yes | (Any number) | 2 |
Options | List of choices for the modifier (see tables below) | Yes | Small, Medium, Large |
Here is a sample data structure for modifier options:
Field | What it Means | Required | Possible Values | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
Selected | Is option selected by default | Yes | Yes, No | Yes |
Label | Label of the option | Yes | (Any) | Small |
Base Price | Extra cost for the modifier (if any) | Yes | (Any number) | 10 |
❗️ Note
- Options are the individual choices available for a modifier. For example, if you have a "Drink Sizes" modifier, the options could be "Small", "Medium", and "Large." Each option can have its own price adjustment.
- Options displays in order, adjust the display order as needed.
- If you set Required to Yes, customers must select at least one option before completing their order.
- If you set Enable to No, the modifier will be inactive and not available for selection.
- If you set Type to Single, customers can only choose one option. If set to Multiple, they can select multiple options up to the limits set by Min Options and Max Options.
🏆 Best Practices
- Use clear, simple names for modifiers and options.
- Group similar modifiers together for easier selection.
- Only add modifiers that add real value or choice for your customers.
- Regularly review and update modifiers to match your current menu or service list.
- Use pricing on modifiers to encourage upselling (e.g., extra toppings).
🔗 Related Guides
- How to Add a Modifier
- How to Update a Modifier
- How to Delete a Modifier
- Product Overview
- Service Overview
For more information, see the documentation or contact support.