Help · Selling
When Add asks the shopper to choose
A plain item goes in the bag in one tap. Sizes, colours or a weight open a sheet on Add, and nothing is bagged until they confirm.
Two Adds sit on the same shelf, and they do two different jobs. A product with no choice still goes in the bag in one tap. A product that needs a size, a colour or a weight opens those choices on Add, and nothing sits in the bag until they press Add to bag on the sheet.
What counts as a choice
Pasal only knows what you filed on the product: sizes and colours, or sold by weight. A line in the description that says steamed or fried is not a choice until you add it as a size. Notes and blurbs never open the sheet.
What the shopper does
- Plain item. Add puts it in the bag. The floating bar then says View bag, which only opens the bag.
- Item with a choice. Add opens a sheet from the bottom of the phone, with the same chips the product page uses. They pick, then press Add to bag.
- The card itself. Tapping the name or the picture still opens the product page. See details on the sheet goes there too.
At a table the sheet does not change the address, so the table code stays. Sending to the kitchen is still the bag's own button, see table ordering.
- Sell one product in several sizes and coloursOne kurta, three sizes and four colours: one product page, its own price per size, and sold out one size at a time.
- Sell loose goods by weightPrice rice, dal, sugar or oil per kilo and let customers pick an amount.
- Let dine-in guests order from the tableA QR on every table: guests scan, order to that table, and it reaches your board labelled Table 4.