đď¸ How to Delete a Unit
A Unit is a specific spot within an area of your storeâlike a table in âAl Fresco,â a room in âVIP Area,â or a seat in âBalcony.â If you no longer use a certain unit, you can easily remove it from your POS system. Deleting a unit helps keep your list tidy and your team organizedâno technical skills needed!
đ Step-by-Step Guide
Option 1: Delete from the Units List
- Open the Menu: Click the â° sidebar hamburger menu to open navigation.
- Go to Store: Select Store from the menu list.
- Select Units: In the menu, click on Units to see your current list of spaces.
- Find the Unit: Scroll or search to find the unit you want to delete (e.g., âTable 1â or âRoom 2â).
- Delete Unit: Click the Delete icon button (usually a trash can icon) next to the unitâs name.
- Confirm Deletion: Youâll be asked to confirm. Click Yes or Confirm to permanently remove the unit from your system.
Option 2: Delete from the Unit Details
- Open the Menu: Click the â° sidebar hamburger menu to open navigation.
- Go to Store: Select Store from the menu. Youâll see options related to your store settings.
- Select Units: Click on Units to see your list of spaces.
- Find the Unit: Scroll or search to find the unit you want to delete (e.g., âTable 1â or âRoom 2â).
- Edit Unit: Click the Edit button to open its details page.
- Delete Unit: Click the Delete button on the unit details page.
- Confirm Deletion: Youâll be asked to confirm. Click Yes or Confirm to permanently remove the unit.
â ď¸ What Happens When You Delete a Unit?
- The unit will be removed from your list and canât be used for new orders or bookings.
- Any orders or records linked to that unit will remain in your reports, but the unit itself will be gone.
- You can always add a new unit later if your layout changes.
đĄ Tips
- Double-check before deletingâdeleted units cannot be restored.
- Only delete units youâre sure you no longer need.
- If youâre unsure, you can always edit the unit instead of deleting it.
- Keep your list tidy by removing unused or outdated units.
- Remember: Units are the individual spots within an area (like tables, rooms, or seats).
đ ď¸ Best Practices
- Review your units regularly and remove any that are outdated or unused.
- Use clear names so staff can easily find and manage units.
- Communicate changes to your team so everyone knows the current layout.