Modifiers | Retail

Check that the Modifier is linked to the product (Guide 4 or Guide 6). Creating a Modifier without linking it to a product has no effect on the customer ordering screen.

Set minimum and maximum selection limits using Guide 8 - How to Set Up Minimum and Maximum Selections for Modifiers. Without limits, all options are selectable with no restriction.

Review Guide 5 - How to Set Up Prices for Modifiers. Prices must be set per Modifier individually. If no price is set, the Modifier adds no charge to the order total.

Use Guide 9 - How to Duplicate Modifier Groups. Duplicating a group saves time when multiple products share the same options, such as size or milk type across a full drinks menu.

Modifiers are in the Catalog section of Retail Core. If the Catalog tab is not visible, check that your user account has Administration access. Contact your Nayax distributor or Nayax support if the issue persists.

Modifiers allow customers to personalise their orders at the point of sale by choosing from options you define — such as add-ons, size choices, swaps, or combinations. They are configured in the Catalog section of Retail Core.

Yes. Each guide builds on the previous one. Setting up Modifier Groups before creating individual Modifiers, or linking Modifiers before setting prices, can cause configuration issues. Follow the nine guides in sequence.

Modifiers must be linked to a product to appear at the point of sale. Creating a Modifier without linking it to a product has no effect on the customer ordering screen. See Guide 4 (Link Modifiers to Products) or Guide 6 (Link via Groups).

Yes. Use Guide 8 — How to Set Up Minimum and Maximum Selections for Modifiers. This lets you control the minimum and maximum number of options a customer must or can choose within a Modifier Group.

Yes. See Guide 5 — How to Set Up Prices for Modifiers. Prices are set per individual Modifier. If no price is assigned, the Modifier adds no extra charge to the order total.

Use Guide 9 — How to Duplicate Modifier Groups. Duplicating a Modifier Group saves time when multiple products share the same options, such as size or milk type across a full drinks menu.