One menu, many branches
Back Office → Menus lets a group decide which products each branch sells. A coffee shop inside a bookshop doesn't serve the steak.
32.1 How it works
Create a menu, choose its products, assign it to branches, and publish.
Editing is safe. Your changes sit in a draft until you publish — a till syncing while you're halfway through gets the menu as it was, never a half-finished one. When you publish, every till moves across in one step.
Rollback puts the previous version back, in one click.
32.2 What happens without a menu
A branch with no menu assigned sells everything active — exactly as before this feature existed. Same for a menu you've created but not yet published, so an accidental assignment can never blank a till. Publishing an empty menu is refused for the same reason.
A product you deactivate is gone everywhere, even from menus that still list it.
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- 40Delivering, not just collecting
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