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Tables & Sections

Who this is for

Admins and managers who maintain dine-in sections, tables, and the table map for a specific shop.

Before you start​

  • Confirm the correct brand and shop.
  • Decide whether you are changing section setup, table records, or the visual floorplan.
  • If staff are actively using the table map, avoid large structural changes during peak service.

Open this page​

Open Store Settings -> Tables & Sections.

What this page controls​

This page controls how tables are grouped, named, and displayed on the POS table map.

Use it to manage:

  • section or area grouping
  • table records and capacities
  • the visual floorplan layout

Tables and Floorplan

Main sections​

Section library​

Sections group tables into physical areas such as Main Dining Room, Patio, or VIP Lounge.

Common setup here includes:

  • creating the section
  • linking it to the shop
  • setting canvas size
  • optionally applying a background floorplan image

Table configurations​

Each table record can include:

  • Table Code
  • linked section
  • table type
  • seat number
  • takeaway flag
  • display index

Floorplan designer​

The floorplan designer lets you place tables visually instead of managing only raw position values.

Use it to:

  • drag and drop table position
  • resize table objects
  • hide internal-only tables from the visual floorplan

Steps​

  1. Open Store Settings -> Tables & Sections.
  2. Confirm the selected shop.
  3. Create or review the required table sections.
  4. Link sections to the shop if needed.
  5. Create or update the table records for that shop.
  6. Open the floorplan view and place the tables visually.
  7. Save the changes.

What changes after you save​

These changes affect how the selected shop's table layout is presented in the POS. They can change the way staff find, open, and manage dine-in orders.

How to check your change​

  1. Reopen the page and confirm the section and table records are present.
  2. Check the floorplan view for correct table position and size.
  3. Verify the target shop can see the expected layout on the POS table map.

If something goes wrong​

  • Confirm you edited the correct shop and section.
  • Check whether the issue is in the section link, the table record, or the floorplan placement.
  • If the table map looks wrong, verify the table visibility and section assignment before changing more records.

When to ask owner/admin​

  • The change affects a busy live shop and you cannot verify the new floorplan safely.
  • You are not sure whether the table should be a real dine-in table or an internal/virtual record.