Content Comparison

Glossary

• Section: It is used to group the menu into categories which ease navigation across our menu. Example: “Flame-grilled Burgers” category.

• Picker: In a section, you can select from a list of various menu items (e.g. Whopper, Hamburger, Cheeseburger…). However, each of these items can be sold a la carte, as a small meal, as a large meal or even with plant-based variations. This leads to various options the guest can pick from. These variations are configured in the Picker. Example: you can have your “Whopper” as single item or as a large meal.

• Picker Aspect: Picker aspects represent the specific values for the variations that pickers can have. For example, a size picker aspect would usually have the following values: Burger Only, Medium Meal, Large Meal. These options are mapped to items (Burger Only) or combos (Meals) in the Picker.

• Combo: Combos represent “meals” or “menus” which are usually made up of a burger as the main item, a drink and a side. Example: “Whopper Meal Small”, “Whopper Meal Medium”.

• Combo Slot: Combo slots are groupings of the different options that come with a combo or “meal”. Combo slots can be re-used across combos, which is helpful because combos usually have the same options. For example, most medium menus will have the same “Medium Combo Drinks” (Medium Coca-Cola, Medium Fanta…) and the same “Medium Combo Sides” (fries and onion rings).

• Item: These are stand-alone menu items which can usually be purchased individually. They are also used as the main item in combos. Example: “Whopper Burger Only”.

• Modifier: Modifiers allow guests to customize items. They can be added, removed, increased or decreased. Examples: lettuce, tomato, pickles.

• Modifier Multiplier: Modifier Multipliers are the allowed variations within a modifier. For example, guests can select No Tomato (a 0x multiplier of the tomato Modifier), Regular Tomato (a 1x multiplier) or Extra Tomato (a 2x multiplier).