6. Repeat step 5 for each part of your menu.

Note that you will have the option to make certain tabs only appear when you have scanned a QR code. Create as many tabs as you will need to have all expected versions of your menu.
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When you have created all your menu tabs, you will be able to fill them in with products.

7. Click an empty tile to add a product. Do not select “Group” as Groups are not supported in Table Ordering 2.
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8. Under Search product to add, enter the name of the product you want under that tab. Only existing products (from your Products list) can be selected.
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9. Leave the fields which say “Icon Background”, “Text Colour”, and “Alternative Label”, as these will not affect Table Ordering 2.
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10. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for all your products in each tab. Keep in mind that the layout of the Table Ordering Menu will differ from the layout on the backend.

The actual layout will depend on the orientation of your iPad:

11. Click Publish. Note that although you can create multiple Table Ordering Menus on the backend, only the last published menu (1 only) will display on the Table Ordering App. The menu that was last published will have a ticked checkbox in the table in the “Published” column (under iPad Menu > Table Ordering Menu).

12. On the Master POS, do a Master Sync. When prompted, Notify All Clients.
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Under the name of each product, you will see a description if you have set one on the backend. It will display either:

We recommend that you fill in only the Short Description, as that will also fill out the description for online ordering and self-ordering kiosks.

You should only use the Full Description if you want to have a different description to your online ordering platform and self-ordering kiosk. If you have both Short and Full descriptions filled in, the Table Ordering app will only show the Full Description.

The same logic applies for multilingual descriptions (Product Details > Advanced tab > Multilingual).

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In the Tab Configuration popup, you can ignore the "Is Wizard" setting, the magnifying glass icon, and the upload icon, as these do not apply to Table Ordering (2nd generation).

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By default, any products that have a Product Image (set in the Product Details) will have that image appear on the Table Ordering menu.

To change menu images, you need to change the Product Image.

Although you can upload alternative images on the Table Ordering Menu backend, these images will not be read in the Table Ordering 2 app, they are for Table Ordering 1.

To copy over an existing Table Ordering Menu

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When you delete a Table Ordering Menu, it cannot be recovered.

Before deleting any Table Ordering Menu, consider the option of creating a new Table Ordering Menu and publishing that one instead. Only one menu will be shown at a time on the Table Ordering App (the published one), so you would be effectively hiding the other Table Ordering Menu without deleting it.

If you still want to permanently delete a Table Ordering Menu instead:

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Do not use these settings on the backend Table Ordering Menu, as they are not designed for use for Table Ordering 2:

These will only work in Table Ordering 1.

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