Tables Overview
Written By David Henkel
Last updated About 1 year ago
Table mapping in BackOffice allows you to design and organize restaurant floor plans to improve order accuracy and service efficiency. With this feature, you can:
Create and name floor plans (e.g., “Patio Layout” or “Holiday Bar”).
Assign tables to groups (Bar, Patio, Dining) and numbers (1-99).
Add obstacles, labels, and decorations for visual clarity.
Activate or deactivate floor plans to match operational needs.
Active floor plans sync directly with the Register, ensuring orders are assigned to the correct tables.
Accessing Table Mapping in BackOffice:
Log into BackOffice.
Click Floor Plans in the left navigation menu.
View a list of existing floor plans, including their status (active/inactive) and table counts.
Key Features & Workflows
Creating a Floor Plan
Click
Create Floorand name your layout (e.g., “Outdoor Seating”).Choose Save & Close to save the plan for later editing, or Build Floor Plan to open the editor immediately.
Editing Floor Plans
Hover over a floor plan and click the
Editicon (pencil) to:Drag and drop tables onto the workspace, assigning groups and numbers.
Mark obstacles (e.g., walls, pillars) for staff awareness.
Add labels (e.g., “Kitchen Entrance”) or decorations for visual guidance.
Click
Updateto apply changes.
Activating Floor Plans
Toggle the
Enableswitch on/off in the editor for any floor plan.Only active plans appear at the Register for table assignments.
Using Table Mapping at the Register
When creating an order, select the Tables tab in the Register to view active tables to assign the current order to.
This ensures orders are routed correctly, especially during peak hours.