Outcome

1. We are able to set different p&a for the same PLU 8601 appending the size element ${plu}-${size}. Available sizes are:

   1. Small

   2. Medium

   3. Large

   4. Kids

   5. Value

2. We are able to set different prices for premium comboslots, but they require a deeper concatenation with the following structure: ${comboPlu}-${comboSize}-${mainItemPlu}-${premiumComboslotPlu}

3. Currently, sizeBasedPlus are omitted in the cart payload, but the marker item plus are still present. This can be added if required.

4. We are able to set different marker items for different combo sizes.

Deeper explanation on each can be found bellow.

On this example we are setting up prices for Al Farian Store id 800876.

The items are:

• Whopper Meal Medium TEST - PLU 8601-medium and Marker PLU 141139

• Whopper Meal Large TEST - PLU 8601-large and Marker PLU 144001

For the Whopper Meal Large I’m setting up the premium comboslot:

• 9 onion rings PLU 80019

These can be found on whitelabel under Flame Grilled Burgers → Whopper Test.

On Khumbu’s side Whopper Meals are supposed to share the 8601 promoId(PLU).

Please, note that in this example, the combo PLU 8601 was not sent. Currently only constantPlus are added as the external reference ids, not size based ones. The marker item will still be present as an way to identify combos and we’re able to have different marker items for different combos sizes.

Adding the combo PLU can be done, but we need to understand first how that would affect other markets such as BK UK.

On this example we are setting up prices for Al Farian Store id 800876.

The items are:

• Family Bundle Test - PLU 1234-medium and Marker PLU 144001

For the Family Bundle Test I’m setting up the premium comboslot:

• 9 onion rings PLU 80019

These can be found on whitelabel under King Savers → Family Bundle TEST.

The goal is to evaluate the possibility of having size based plus with multiple sandwiches(main items) and still be able to set up premium comboslot pricing(e.g: charge extra for certain sides)

To setup prices for combos with multiple burgers/no main item, the following structure is expected:

• For the combo: ${comboPlu}-${size}

• For premium comboslots: ${comboPlu}-${size}-${comboslotOptionPlu}

In the above example the prices were setup only for the medium variation, but the same would work when setting large, super, small, etc.

On this example we are setting up prices for Al Farian Store id 800876.

The items are:

• Burger Pick Test - PLU 5678-medium and Marker PLU 141139

For the Burger Pick Test I’m setting up the premium comboslot:

• 9 onion rings PLU 80019

Additionally the the Burger Comboslot Test was created and added to the Burger Pick Test. It has the following options:

• Whopper - PLU 10059

• Chicken Royale - PLU 20006

These can be found on whitelabel under Flame Grilled Burgers → Burger Pick Test.

The goal here is to understand the scenario mentioned in the meeting:

A combo that might contain whopper with cheese vs whopper without cheese(both of them having different PLUs, so being two different sandwiches from a P&A perspective).