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About combos and choices

Combos in L-Series can be created in one of two ways. If you're using the old combos system, contact Support to request Combos 2.0.

Combos and choices simplify how staff place orders for menu items containing multiple products.

  • Combo: A collection of products or choices sold together for a preset price.
  • Choice: Allows customers to select one product from multiple options, called subproducts. Choices can exist as part of combos or as standalone items.

Examples of combos include:

  • Value meal: A specific burger, fries, and fountain drink product are sold together.
  • Dinner special: The customer selects one entrée, side, and drink. The entrée, side, and drink are choices that contain multiple types of each product.
  • Kids meal: Comes with a specific entrée but allows the customer to select one side and drink. The side and drink are choices that contain multiple types of each product.

Examples of choices include:

  • Entree: Contains each entrée product you offer, like steak, salmon, or pasta. From this choice, the customer can select one type of entrée.
  • Sides: Contains each side product you offer, like mashed potatoes, broccoli, or fries. From this choice, the customer can select one type of side.
  • Canned soda: Contains each soda product you offer, like cola, diet cola, or gingerale. From this choice, the customer can select one type of canned soda.

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