Eats365 POS

1. Log in to the Eats365 POS.
2. At the top left, tap Settings .
3. Under "Settings," tap Dine-In.
4. Tap Workflow Settings.
   
5. Under "All You Can Eat Menu," configure the All You Can Eat Menu to your preferred settings. 
6. At the top right, tap Save to confirm.

Below are the list of settings you can configure:

All You Can Eat Menu Operation Mode

When enabled, the POS switches to All You Can Eat Operation Mode. All You Can Eat Menu items will be hidden unless the set All You Can Eat Menu item is added to the order. When disabled, all items including those intended for All You Can Eat Menu only, will appear on the order-taking screen.

Enable Time Gap Between Order

When enabled, you can set the duration customers must wait before they can place another order. You can set the "Time Gap Between Order" to zero if you want customers to be able to order anytime.

POS Orders Affect Time Gap Calculation

When enabled, the time gap count starts from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the time gap function, turn this setting off.

Time Gap Affects POS 

By default, the Time Gap you set for your All You Can Eat Menu only affects orders placed on Scan to Order or PhotoMenu. When this setting is enabled, the Time Gap also applies to orders placed on the POS. 

Dining Time Calculation

Choose how you want to calculate the start of dining time. 

• Seated Time - allows the system to count order creation time as the start of dining time.
  
• Customer Ordering Time - allows the system to count the first order placed from online applications, such as Scan to Order or PhotoMenu, as the start of dining time.
  

Enforce Same All You Can Eat Menu Tier in Same Order

When enabled, you can choose to restrict customers from ordering All You Can Eat Menu items included in a different tier. If an item isn’t included in the currently selected tier, the POS disables that item.

Prompt to Select Menu Tier

When enabled, staff will be prompted to select a tier upon enabling "Same Menu Tier" on the order-taking screen.

Merchant Portal (Classic Theme)

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.
2. On the left panel, click on Restaurant Settings. Then, click on Dine-In.
3. Click on the Workflow tab.
   
4. Under "All You Can Eat Menu," configure the All You Can Eat Menu to your preferred settings. 
5. At the top right, click on Save to confirm.

Below are the list of settings you can configure:

All You Can Eat Menu Operation Mode

When enabled, the POS switches to All You Can Eat Operation Mode. All You Can Eat Menu items will be hidden unless the set All You Can Eat Menu Item is added to the order. When disabled, all items including those intended for All You Can Eat Menu only will appear on the order-taking screen.

Enable Time Gap Between Order

When enabled, you can set the duration that customers need to wait before they can order again. You can set the "Time Gap Between Order" to zero if you want the customers to be able to order anytime.

POS Orders Affect Time Gap Calculation

When enabled, the Time Gap count starts from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the Time Gap function, turn this setting off.

Time Gap Affects POS 

By default, the Time Gap you set for your All You Can Eat Menu only affects orders placed on Scan to Order or PhotoMenu. When this setting is enabled, the Time Gap also applies to orders placed on the POS. 

Dining Time Calculation

Choose how you want to calculate the start of dining time. 

• Order Creation Time / Seated Time - allows you to count order creation time as the start of dining time.
  
• First Order from Online Applications except POS & mPOS - allows you to count the first order placed from online applications, such as Scan to Order or PhotoMenu, as the start of dining time.

Merchant Portal 2.0

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.
2. On the left panel, click on Restaurant Settings. Then, click on Dine-In.
3. Click on Workflow.
   
4. Under "All You Can Eat Menu," configure the All You Can Eat Menu to your preferred settings. 
5. At the top right, click on Save to confirm.

Below are the list of settings you can configure:

All You Can Eat Menu Operation Mode

When enabled, the POS switches to All You Can Eat Operation Mode. All You Can Eat Menu items will be hidden unless the set All You Can Eat Menu Item is added to the order. When disabled, all items including those intended for All You Can Eat Menu only will appear on the order-taking screen. 

Enable Time Gap Between Order

When enabled, you can set the duration that customers need to wait before they can order again. You can set the "Time Gap Between Order" to zero if you want the customers to be able to order anytime.

POS Orders Affect Time Gap Calculation

When enabled, the Time Gap count starts from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the Time Gap function, turn this setting off.

Time Gap Affects POS 

By default, the Time Gap you set for your All You Can Eat Menu only affects orders placed on Scan to Order or PhotoMenu. When this setting is enabled, the Time Gap also applies to orders placed on the POS.

Dining Time Calculation

Choose how you want to calculate the start of dining time. 

• Order Creation Time - allows you to count order creation time as the start of dining time.
  
• First Online Ordering Time - allows you to count the first order placed from online applications, such as Scan to Order or PhotoMenu, as the start of dining time.
  
  

Enforce Same All You Can Eat Menu Tier in Same Order

When enabled, you can choose to restrict customers from ordering All You Can Eat Menu items included in a different tier. If an item isn’t included in the currently selected tier, the POS disables that item.

Prompt to Select Menu Tier

When enabled, staff will be prompted to select a tier upon enabling "Same Menu Tier" on the order-taking screen.

Eats365 POS

1. Open the Eats365 POS app.
2. At the top left, tap Settings .
3. Under "General," tap Menu Setup, then select All You Can Eat Menu.
4. At the top right, tap Add Menu.
   
5. Enter the Menu Name and Description.
6. To activate the All You Can Eat Menu, turn on Status . 
   Note: If the menu isn’t available yet, you can skip this step and turn on the setting later.
7. Select the items that would enable All You Can Eat Menuoptions.
   1. Under "Menu Enabling," tap +Add Combination, then tap +Add Item. 
      
   2. Choose the category of the item that you want to include in the combination. 
      
   3. Select the item you’d like to include in the All You Can Eat Menu option.
      
   4. To add another combination, tap +Add Combination. 
      Tip: 
      • The combination you create activates the All You Can Eat Menu when selected. For example, you can create an item called “All-You-Can-Eat Premium”, and then set this item as the representative item in a combination. When a customer chooses this option, the All You Can Eat Menu will be activated automatically. The items included for this All You Can Eat menu set will then appear on the order-taking screen.
        
      • You can select multiple items to include in one combination. For example, you can add both "All-You-Can-Eat Premium” and “All-You-Can-Drink” in one combination. The customer must select both items to activate the All You Can Eat Menu.
        
        
      • If you can’t find the items that you want to add, you must first create the items for your All You Can Eat Menu.
      • Make sure to set the price of the All You Can Eat items you include in the combination to "0" unless they are additional priced items.
8. If you want to add an option for customers to extend their dining time, under "Time Extension," tap +Select Representing Item. You can add more Time Extension options by tapping +Select Representing Item again.
   
   Then:
   • Representing Item: Tap Choose Item, then select the category then the item. 
     
   • Duration (min): Enter the duration that will be added to the customer’s dining time.
     
     Note: 
     • You must specify the dining time under "Dining Time Limit (mins)" to add a Time Extension.
       
     • If you can’t find the item you set up for the Time Extension option, you must first create one.
     • If multiple instances of the same extension time item are added to an order, the effect will be based on the first instance added, and subsequent additions will be invalid. For example, if you set up a grilled meat option as a time extension item and the item has been ordered multiple times, the system will use the first instance to determine the time extension to be added to the customer’s dining time.
9. Under "Availability Period Settings," set the "Start Time" to the date and time the All You Can Eat Menu will be available. If the menu is only available for a limited time, turn on Has End Time , then set "End Time" to the menu’s intended expiration. 
   
   Note: If the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating doesn’t have an expiration, keep Has End Time turned off .
10. Set the "Dining Time Limit (mins)" for the All You Can Eat Menuyou’re creating. 
11. To set a cut-off time for the All You Can Eat Menu, enable Override Cut-off Time , then turn on Enable Cut-off Time and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
    • If you’ve set a cut-off time for All You Can Eat ordering using Scan to Order, you can enable Override Cut-off Time if it doesn’t apply to the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating. If you want to set a different cut-off time for this menu, turn on Enable Cut-off Time  and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
12. Enable Override Time Gap Between Order to set a different time gap duration for the All You Can Eat menuyou’re creating. When this setting is enabled, it overrides the time gap duration you set in the Dine-in settings.
    • Enable POS Orders Affect Time Gap Calculation  to start the time gap count from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the Time Gap function, turn this setting off.
    • Enable Time Gap Affects POS  to apply the Time Gap to orders placed on the POS.
13. To set a specific Quantity Limit on the items that customers can add per order, turn on Override Item Quantity Limit . Then, turn on Enable Item Quantity Limit  and specify the Item Quantity Limit that applies to your menu.
    Tip: You can use your existing Ordering Quantity Limit rules with All You Can Eat Menus. To do this, access the All You Can Eat Menu’s settings using the Merchant Portal.
14. At the top of the page, tap Included Categories & Items, then select all the items that are available for the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating. To include an item, tap the checkbox next to the category that you want to include. Then, tap Expandto select items.
    
15. At the top right, tap Save.

Merchant Portal (Classic Theme)

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.
2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.
3. At the top right, click on +All You Can Eat Menu.
   
4. To activate the All You Can Eat Menu, turn on Status .
   
   Note: If the menu isn’t available yet, you can skip this step and turn on this setting later.
5. Enter the Menu Name and the Menu Description.
6. Select the items that would enable All You Can Eat Menuoptions.
   1. Under "Menu Enabling," choose the category of the item that you want to include in the combination. 
      
   2. Select the item you’d like to include in the All You Can Eat Menu option.
      
   3. To add another combination, click on +Add Combination.
      
      Tip: 
      • The combination you create enables the All You Can Eat Menu when selected. For example, you can create an item called “All-You-Can-Eat Premium”, and then set this item as the representative item in a combination. When a customer chooses this option, the All You Can Eat Menu will be activated automatically. The items included for this All You Can Eat menu set will then appear on the order-taking screen.
      • You can select multiple items to include in one combination.  For example, you can add both "All-You-Can-Eat Premium” and “All-You-Can-Drink” in one combination. The customer must select both items to activate the All You Can Eat Menu.
        
      • If you can’t find the Items that you want to add, you must first create the items for your All You Can Eat Menu.
      • Make sure to set the price of the All You Can Eat items you include in the combination to "0" unless they are additional priced items.
7. If you want to add an option for customers to extend their dining time, under "Time Extension," click on +Add Item. 
   
   Then: 
   1. Next to "Representing Item," select the item that you want to set up for the Time Extension option.
      
   2. Next to "Duration (min)," enter the time extension that will be added to the customer’s dining time.
      
   3. To add more Time Extension options, click on +Add Item again.
      Note:
      • You must specify the dining time under "Dining Time Limit (mins)" to add a Time Extension.
        
      • If you can’t find the Item that you set up for the Time Extension option, you must first create one.
      • If multiple instances of the same extension time item are added to an order, the effect will be based on the first instance added, and subsequent additions will be invalid. For example, if you set up a grilled meat option as a time extension item and the item has been ordered multiple times, the system will use the first instance to determine the time extension to be added to the customer’s dining time.
8. Under "Availability," set "Start" to the date and time the All You Can Eat Menu will be available. If the menu is only available for a limited time, set "End" to the menu’s intended expiration. If the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating doesn’t have an expiration, keep "End" as "Never.”
   
9. Set the "Dining Time Limit (mins)" for the All You Can Eat Menuyou’re creating. 
10. To set a cut-off time for the All You Can Eat Menu, enable Override Cut-off Time , then turn on Enable Cut-off Time and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
    • If you’ve set a cut-off time for All You Can Eat ordering using Scan to Order, you can enable Override Cut-off Time  if it doesn’t apply to the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating. If you want to set a different cut-off time for this menu, turn on Enable Cut-off Time  and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
11. Enable Override Time Gap Between Order to set a different time gap duration for the All You Can Eat Menuyou’re creating. When this setting is enabled, it overrides the time gap duration you set in the Dine-in settings.
    • Enable POS Orders Affect Time Gap Calculation  if you want the time gap count to start from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the time gap function, turn this setting off.
12. To set a specific Quantity Limit on the items that customers can add per order, turn on Override Item Quantity Limit . Then, turn on Enable Item Quantity Limit and specify the Item Quantity Limit that applies to your menu.
    • If you have existing Ordering Quantity Limit rules, click on the Ordering Quantity Limit tab. Select the rule that you want to apply to the All You Can Eat Menu. For more information about Ordering Quantity Limit, refer to Set up and manage Ordering Quantity Limit.
13. At the top, click on the Included Categories and Items tab. Then, select all the items that are available for the All You Can Eat Menu that you’re creating. To include an item, click on the checkbox next to the category that you want to include. Then, click on Expand  to select items.
    
14. At the top right, click on Save to confirm.

Merchant Portal 2.0

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.
2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.
3. Click on Menu.
4. At the top right, click on +All You Can Eat Menu.
   
5. To activate the All You Can Eat Menu, turn on Active . 
   
   Note: If the menu isn’t available yet, you can skip this step and turn on this setting later.
6. Enter the Menu Name and the Menu Description per language. To add more languages, click on Add Language.
   
7. Select the items that would enable All You Can Eat Menuoptions.
   1. Under "Menu Enabling," choose the category of the item that you want to include in the combination. 
      
   2. Select the item you’d like to include in the All You Can Eat Menu option.
      
   3. To add another combination, click on +Add Combination.
      
      Tip: 
      • The combination you create enables the All You Can Eat Menu when selected. For example, you can create an item called “All-You-Can-Eat Premium”, and then set this item as the representative item in a combination. When a customer chooses this option, the All You Can Eat Menu will be activated automatically. The items included for this All You Can Eat menu set will then appear on the order-taking screen.
      • You can select multiple items to include in one combination. For example, you can add both "All-You-Can-Eat Premium” and “All-You-Can-Drink” in one combination. The customer must select both items to activate the All You Can Eat Menu.
        
      • If you can’t find the Items that you want to add, you must first create the Items for your All You Can Eat Menu.
      • Make sure to set the price of the All You Can Eat items you include in the combination to "0" unless they are additional priced items.
8. If you want to add an option for customers to extend their dining time, under "Time Extension," click on +Add Item. 
   
   Then: 
   1. Next to "Select Representing Items," select the item that you want to set up for the Time Extension option. 
      
   2. Next to "Duration (min)," enter the time extension that will be added to the customer’s dining time.
      ..
   3. To add more Time Extension options, click on +Add Item again.
      
      Note: 
      • You must specify the dining time under "Dining Time Limit (mins)" to add a Time Extension.
        
      • If you can’t find the Item that you want to set up for the Time Extension option, you must first create one.
      • If multiple instances of the same extension time item are added to an order, the effect will be based on the first instance added, and subsequent additions will be invalid. For example, if you set up a grilled meat option as a time extension item and the item has been ordered multiple times, the system will use the first instance to determine the time extension to be added to the customer’s dining time.
9. Under "Availability," set the date and time that the All You Can Eat Menu is available. If the menu is only available for a limited time, set the end time to the menu’s intended expiration. If the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating doesn’t have an expiration, keep end time blank.
   
10. Set the "Dining Time Limit (mins)" for the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating. 
11. To set a cut-off time for the All You Can Eat Menu, enable Override Cut-off Time , then turn on Enable Cut-off Time and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
    • If you’ve set a cut-off time for All You Can Eat ordering using Scan to Order, you can enable Override Cut-off Time  if it doesn’t apply to the All You Can Eat Menu you’re creating. If you want to set a different cut-off time for this menu, turn on Enable Cut-off Time  and specify the "Cut-off Time (mins)."
12. Enable Override Time Gap Between Order to set a different time gap duration for the All You Can Eat Menuyou’re creating. When this setting is enabled, it overrides the time gap duration you set in the Dine-in settings.
    • Enable Effective from POS Order  if you want the time gap count to start from the last order on the POS. If you don’t want POS orders to trigger the time gap function, turn this setting off.
13. To set a specific Quantity Limit on the items that customers can add per order, turn on Override Item Quantity Limit . Then, turn on Enable Item Quantity Limit and specify the Item Quantity Limit that applies to your menu.
    • If you have existing Ordering Quantity Limit rules, click on the Ordering Quantity Limit tab. Select the rule that you want to apply to the All You Can Eat Menu. For more information about Ordering Quantity Limit, refer to Set up and manage Ordering Quantity Limit.
      .
14. At the top, click on the Included Categories and Items tab. Then, select all the items that are available for the All You Can Eat Menu that you’re creating. To include an Item, click on the checkbox  next to the category that you want to include. Then, click on expand  to select items.
    
15. At the top right, click on Save to confirm.

Eats365 POS

1. Open the Eats365 POS app.

2. At the top left, tap Settings .

3. Under "General," tap Menu Setup. Then, tap All You Can Eat Menu, 

4. Select the menu that you want to modify.
   
   

5. Update the All You Can Eat menu.

Merchant Portal (Classic Theme)

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.

2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.

3. Next to the All You Can Eat Menu that you’d like to modify, click on Edit .
   
   

4. Update the All You Can Eat menu.

Merchant Portal 2.0

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.
2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.
3. Click on Menu.
4. Next to the All You Can Eat Menu that you want to edit, click on Edit .
   
5. Update the All You Can Eat menu.
6. At the top right, click on Save to confirm.

Eats365 POS

1. Open the Eats365 POS app.
2. At the top left, tap Settings .
3. Under "General," tap Menu Setup, then tap All You Can Eat Menu.
4. Select the menu that you want to delete. 
5. At the top right, tap Delete. A prompt appears to confirm if you want to delete the All You Can Eat menu.
   
6. Tap Confirm to delete.

Merchant Portal (Classic Theme)

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.

2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.

3. Next to the All You Can Eat Menu that you’d like to delete, click on Delete . A prompt appears to confirm if you want to delete the All You Can Eat Menu.
   
   

4. Click on Confirm to delete.

Merchant Portal 2.0

1. Log in to the Merchant Portal.

2. On the left panel, click on Menu Setup. Then, click on All You Can Eat Menu.

3. Click on Menu.

4. Next to the All You Can Eat Menu that you’d like to delete, click on Delete . A prompt appears to confirm if you want to delete the All You Can Eat menu.
   
   

5. Click on Confirm to delete.