Adjustments

Where to find it: Menu → Adjustments

The list shows each adjustment's Name, Alternate Name, Kitchen Name, Item Group, and Price Level.

How adjustments work

Every item carries up to five price levels (1–5). An adjustment maps to one of those levels:

• Tapping the "Pint" adjustment tells the till "use price level 2".
• With no adjustment, the item uses price level 1 (the default).

Combined with Price Sets, this gives you the pricing grid: the adjustment picks the column (which level), the price set picks the row (which prices are active right now), and the charged price is where they cross.

An adjustment can be scoped to a Product Group so it only applies to those items (e.g. a Pot/Pint/Schooner set that only shows on beers). An adjustment with no group applies to any item.

Add an adjustment

1. Click Add Adjustment.
2. Fill in the details:

   Field	Required	What it's for
   Primary Name	Yes	The button label staff see (e.g. "Pint")
   Secondary Name	Yes	A second/language name
   Kitchen Name	Yes	How it prints on kitchen dockets
   Price Level	Yes	Which price level (1–5) this adjustment fires
   Item Group	No	Limit the adjustment to one product group (leave blank to apply to any item)

3. Click Save.

Import and export

Use Download Template, Import, and Export to manage adjustments in bulk.

Tip: plan your price levels consistently — for example always use Level 1 = smallest size — so the same adjustments behave predictably across your menu.