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How-To Guides ​

Step-by-step guides for common merchant tasks in the Upvendo back office.

The back office has two navigation areas:

  • The main sidebar (Transactions, Marketing, Menus, Inventory, Device Management, Content, and the Online / In-House channel sections).
  • The Settings menu (Business profile, Team, Locations, Receipts, Localizations, Branding, Domains, Activity Log, Compliance).

Some features are gated and only appear for certain plans, connected POS systems, or in test environments; those are noted below where relevant.

Setting Up Your Restaurant ​

How to Set Up a New Location ​

  1. Go to Settings → Locations.
  2. Click Add Location.
  3. Fill in the General section:
    • Location name
    • Email
    • Phone number
  4. Fill in the Address section (with address autocomplete).
  5. Set the Operation Hours (see below).
  6. Set order behaviour, including the average prep time (average minutes to prepare an order).
  7. Click Save.

The location form is organised into sections: Profiles, General, Address, Operation Hours, Restricted Dates, and Order Behaviour.

Route: /settings/locations (list) and /settings/locations/:id (form). Evidence: src/navigation/settings/index.ts:40-45, src/views/settings/Locations/LocationForm.vue:47-71, src/views/settings/Locations/forms/LocationAndContactDetails.vue, src/views/settings/Locations/forms/LocationAddress.vue.

Next steps: Set up online ordering, connect a payment provider, and assign menus to devices.

How to Set Up Operation Hours ​

  1. Go to Settings → Locations → [Your Location].
  2. Scroll to Operation Hours.
  3. For each day:
    • Toggle the day on if you are open.
    • Set opening and closing times.
    • Add multiple time ranges for the same day if needed (e.g. 11:00–14:00 and 17:00–22:00).
  4. Click Save.

The UI labels this section Operation Hours, not "Business Hours".

Evidence: src/views/settings/Locations/forms/LocationBusinessHours.vue, src/views/settings/Locations/LocationForm.vue:61.

Tip: Use Restricted Dates for holidays and special closures.

How to Add a Holiday Closure ​

  1. Go to Settings → Locations → [Your Location].
  2. Scroll to Restricted Dates.
  3. Click Add Date.
  4. Select a single date or a date range.
  5. Toggle Repeat every year for annual holidays (e.g. Christmas).
  6. Click Save.

Evidence: src/views/settings/Locations/forms/LocationRestrictedDates.vue (addDate(), yearly field, locations.restricted_dates.repeat_every_year).

Online Ordering Setup ​

Online Ordering lives under the Online channel section of the main sidebar, not under a separate "Pickup & Delivery" menu (that menu no longer exists).

Route: /online/online-ordering. Evidence: src/pages/online/online-ordering/index.vue:1-8, src/views/online/online-ordering/OnlineOrdering.vue.

How to Set a Cut-off Time for Online Orders ​

  1. Go to Online → Online Ordering.
  2. In the Takeout card, switch on Same-day cut-off and set a Cut-off time (HH:MM). Switch on Next-day cut-off the same way to close next-day ordering too.
  3. Repeat in the Delivery card — pickup and delivery have separate cut-offs.
  4. Save.

Eat-in has no cut-off, and cut-offs are not on the Online Settings page. Dutch labels: Sluitingstijd voor dezelfde dag / voor de volgende dag.

Evidence: src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/OnlineOrdering.vue:242-271; takeout.same_day_cutoff / delivery.next_day_cutoff in app/Http/Requests/BackOffice/OnlineOrdering/StoreOnlineOrderingRequest.php:249-260, enforced at app/RawModels/Location.php:1449-1457.

How to Configure Online Ordering Fulfilment ​

  1. Go to Online → Online Ordering.
  2. Enable and configure Takeout (pickup) and/or Delivery, each with its own delay time.
  3. In Fullfilment & Scheduling, set Last pickup slot at closing time — on (the default) makes the last pickup slot your closing time; off makes it one preparation time earlier. Delivery and online eat-in always reserve the preparation time before closing, whatever this is set to.
  4. Save your changes.

"Accept orders until" is no longer on this page. It survives only on In-House → Table QR Code Ordering → QR Code Ordering Hours. A value stored on an older online-ordering setting is still honoured as a stricter pickup cut-off, so a location can behave as "closing time minus prep time" even with the last-slot switch on. (Verified: upvendo-backend app/Services/OrderCapacity/ClosingEdge.php:24-30; the control renders only in upvendo-backoffice src/views/in-house/components/forms/OrderingHours.vue:357-360.)

There is no single "Enable Online Ordering" master toggle. Availability of online ordering is managed through the channel subscription (shown as subscription status chips), and each fulfilment method (Takeout, Delivery) is enabled individually.

Evidence: src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/OnlineOrdering.vue (takeout/delivery delay + enable toggles), src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/FullfilmentAndScheduling.vue (last-pickup-slot switch, blocked times, future-day scheduling).

How to Set Up Delivery ​

  1. Go to Online → Online Ordering.
  2. Enable Delivery.
  3. Open the Delivery Settings section.
  4. Under Delivery Region, next to Add area, add at least one delivery area and pick its shape:
    • Radius: a straight-line distance from the location.
    • Driving distance: a route-based driving distance.
    • Postcodes: the postcodes you serve.
    • Streets: individual streets, picked from autocomplete.
  5. Give the area a Name, and optionally its own Delivery fee. Leave the fee blank for the area to use your default fee.
  6. Add more areas if you need them (up to 10), and drag them into the order you want them checked — the first area that matches an address decides. To carve somewhere out, add an area for it, switch on Do not deliver here, and drag it above whatever would otherwise have covered it.
  7. Choose a delivery fee model:
    • Free delivery
    • Charge a delivery fee for all orders
    • Free delivery for orders over a certain amount
  8. Optionally enable a Minimum order amount and set the amount.
  9. Save your changes.

Evidence: src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/DeliveryZoneList.vue and DeliveryZoneEditor.vue (the area list, the four shapes, per-area fee and the "do not deliver here" switch), src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/DeliverySettings.vue (fee models, minimum-order-amount toggle + amount).

How to Set Up Pickup ​

  1. Go to Online → Online Ordering.
  2. Enable Takeout and set the takeout delay (extra minutes added before orders are ready).
  3. Open the Pickup Settings section.
  4. Optionally enable Pickup instructions and set placeholder text.
  5. Optionally set a pickup transaction fee and/or pickup minimum order amount.
  6. Save your changes.

The pickup/takeout delay is set in the main Online Ordering section (alongside the delivery delay), while pickup instructions, fee, and minimum order amount live in the Pickup Settings section.

Evidence: src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/PickupSettings.vue, src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/OnlineOrdering.vue (takeout.delay).

How to Allow Scheduled Orders ​

  1. Go to Online → Online Ordering.
  2. Open the Fulfilment & Scheduling section.
  3. For Takeout:
    • Enable scheduling for future days.
    • Set Days in advance.
  4. For Delivery:
    • Enable scheduling for future days.
    • Set Days in advance.
  5. Save your changes.

Evidence: src/views/online/online-ordering/forms/FullfilmentAndScheduling.vue (schedule_order_for_future_days.takeout/delivery.enabled and .days_in_advance).

The Menus section of the sidebar contains: Menu Builder, Items, Modifier Groups, Reporting Categories, and (for MplusKassa / ShopCaisse / Lightspeed K-Series merchants) Tax Rates.

Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:51-81,174-191.

How to Create a Menu Item ​

  1. Go to Menus → Items.
  2. Click Create and choose New Item.
  3. Fill in the item details:
    • Name (required)
    • Kitchen name (optional)
    • PLU (required; can be auto-generated)
    • Description (optional)
    • Image (optional)
    • Category
    • Status and Price (price can be customised per channel)
  4. Optionally open the Product Specifications tab to set Allergens, Dietary preferences, Dietary supplements, Ingredients, calories, and a per-item order limit. Allergens and dietary information are chosen from predefined lists, not free-text fields.
  5. Click Save.

Route: /menus/items (list) and /menus/items/new-item (form). Evidence: src/views/items/Items.vue (Create → New Item), src/views/items/forms/ItemDetails.vue (name, PLU, description, image, category), src/views/items/forms/ItemRightColumn.vue (status, price, channels).

How to Add Modifier Groups to an Item ​

Modifier groups are created and configured on their own page, then assigned to items.

Step 1 — Create a modifier group:

  1. Go to Menus → Modifier Groups.
  2. Click Create.
  3. Fill in the basics: Name, optional POS name, optional Description.
  4. In Settings, configure:
    • Selection type: Optional or Required.
    • Allow multiple selections, and if enabled, the maximum number of selections.
    • Optionally allow the same modifier to be chosen more than once.
  5. Add the individual modifiers (name and price).
  6. Save the group.

Step 2 — Assign the group to an item:

  1. Go to Menus → Items → [Your Item].
  2. Open the Modifier Groups tab.
  3. Click Add Modifier Group and select an existing group.
  4. Save the item.

The selection limit is configured as Allow multiple selections + maximum selections (a single max), not a separate "min/max" pair, and these settings are group-level rather than per-option.

Route: /menus/modifiers (list) and /menus/modifiers/new-modifier (form). Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:68-73, src/views/modifiers/forms/ModifierBasicInformation.vue, src/views/modifiers/forms/ModifierSetting.vue (is_mandatory, allow_select_more_than_one, max_selected), src/views/items/forms/ItemModifierGroups.vue (Add Modifier Group on the item).

How to Set Up Variants (e.g. Size/Color) ​

Variant groups are created from the Items page, not from a dedicated "Variant Groups" menu item.

  1. Go to Menus → Items.
  2. Click Create and choose New Variant Group.
  3. Set the variant group name and add its variations.
  4. Configure modifier groups for the variant group if needed.
  5. Save.

Variant groups are available only in test environments or for Square-integrated merchants. There is no standalone "Variant Groups" navigation entry.

Route: /menus/items/variant-groups/new and /menus/items/variant-groups/edit/:id. Evidence: src/views/items/Items.vue (Create → New Variant Group, gated by isTestEnv || is_square_integrated).

How to Mark an Item as Unavailable (Sold Out) ​

Mark as unavailable (recommended):

  1. Go to Menus → Items.
  2. On the item's row, click the ⋮ button at the right-hand end, then flip the Unavailable switch in the menu that opens.
    • Customers can still see the item but cannot order it. Use this for sold-out or temporarily unavailable items.

Evidence: src/views/items/Items.vue (mark_unavailable toggle, updateItemStatus(item, 'Unavailable' | 'Active')).

Track and adjust stock:

  1. Go to Inventory → Overview.
  2. Find the item and adjust its quantity (set it to 0 to make it out of stock).

Route: /inventory/overview. Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:82-88, src/views/inventory/Overview.vue, src/views/inventory/components/AddItemInventoryDialog.vue (quantity, expiry).

There is no time-limited "Snooze" feature on individual menu items. Use the Unavailable toggle to hide an item from ordering and re-enable it when it is back.

Order Capacity ​

Order capacity controls how many orders or items can be placed per time slot. It is configured on the Online Settings page (/online-settings).

Evidence: src/views/online-settings/OnlineSettingsForm.vue is the only component that mounts OrderCapacityManagement.vue (whose only prop is readonly; the old in-house mode is gone). The In-House Settings page does not render it — InHouseSettingsForm.vue carries only Sections & Tables, Collect Tips, Checkout Notes and Default Menus. Backend enforcement reads online_settings.order_capacity (or order_capacity_by_option.pickup / .delivery when order_capacity_split is on), and StoreInHouseSettingsRequest has no order_capacity rules.

How to Limit Orders During Busy Hours ​

  1. Open Online Settings (/online-settings).
  2. Find Order Capacity Management and turn its toggle on.
  3. Set Time Slot Duration (5, 10, 15, 20, 30, or 60 minutes). If you change it later, save before editing individual slots — the grid is drawn from the saved value.
  4. Enter Max orders per slot (0 = no limit).
  5. Optionally enter Max items per slot (0 = no limit).
  6. Open Advanced Options for Protect rush capacity and Set limits for specific item categories.
  7. Open Rush Hour Rules (a separate section below Advanced Options, not inside it) for busy-period overrides.
  8. Optionally, under Per-slot capacity, click a slot (or drag across several) and Set to a lower number or Close it for online orders.
  9. Save.

Different limits for pickup and delivery: turn on Set capacity separately for pickup and delivery at the top of the card first, then repeat steps 2–8 on the Pickup and Delivery tabs. Until that switch is on, one set of limits and one shared pool covers both.

These are plain numeric inputs, not toggles — the underlying limit_orders_per_time_slot / limit_items_per_time_slot booleans are derived from whether the number is above 0.

Evidence: src/views/in-house/components/forms/OrderCapacityManagement.vue:88-131 (the maxOrdersPerSlot / maxItemsPerSlot computed setters), :324-347 (the two numeric fields), :352-366 (Advanced Options collapsible), :378-385 (Protect rush capacity toggle).

How to Set Different Limits for Specific Times ​

  1. In Order Capacity Management, expand Rush Hour Rules.
  2. Click + Add New Rule. The dialog is titled Add Time-Specific Rule.
  3. Fill in Rule Name, Time Range (Start Time / End Time) and Active Days.
  4. Under Capacity Overrides, set Override max orders per slot and/or Override max items per slot. Leave empty to use default.
  5. Save the rule, then save the page.

On screen the section is called Rush Hour Rules; the dialog it opens is still titled Add Time-Specific Rule, and the stored field is time_specific_rules. They are the same thing — always name Rush Hour Rules first when telling a merchant where to click.

Evidence: src/views/in-house/components/forms/OrderCapacityManagement.vue (time_specific_rules, TimeSpecificRuleFormDialog).

How to Limit Specific Categories ​

  1. In Order Capacity Management, expand Advanced Options and turn on Set limits for specific item categories.
  2. Click Add Category Limit, choose the Category, and set Max Items per Time Slot.
  3. Save.

Evidence: src/views/in-house/components/forms/OrderCapacityManagement.vue (limit_specific_categories, CategoryLimitFormDialog).

Payments ​

Payment configuration is organised as business profiles under Settings → Business profile (the API and the guided-setup step still say payment profile). A business profile holds the Stripe connected account used for online ordering plus one in-person provider — Viva Wallet or Stripe Terminal — set when the profile is created. Each business profile page has two tabs: Payments (Stripe, payouts, fees, locations, test mode) and Billing (how Upvendo bills you; shown to roles that can view billing profiles). Square merchants do not create business profiles; Square handles its own payments.

Route: /settings/payments. Evidence: src/navigation/settings/index.ts (payment-profiles.nav-title = "Business profile"), src/views/settings/PaymentsComponent.vue, src/views/settings/Payments/PaymentProfileDetail.vue.

How to Connect a Payment Provider ​

  1. Go to Settings → Business profile.
  2. Create a business profile (the action button reads New Profile; the dialog is titled New Payment Profile), or open an existing profile. The dialog asks only for Name and Country; the profile is created with Stripe as its in-person provider. Submit with Setup Profile.
  3. Inside the profile, complete onboarding for:
    • Stripe — always, for online ordering.
    • The profile's in-person provider — Stripe Terminal (every new profile), or Viva Wallet on a profile created with it.
  4. Follow the provider's connection flow.

There is no account-wide "Live Mode" switch. Test mode is a per-location toggle on the business profile's Payments tab: each location row has a Test Mode switch, a TEST MODE badge while it is on, and a warning that payments are simulated (no real charges) but orders still process normally. Turn it off for that location to take live payments.

Evidence: src/views/settings/PaymentsComponent.vue (new_profile_button, Viva Wallet and Stripe status indicators, has_test_mode_locations chip), src/views/settings/Payments/NewPaymentProfileDialog.vue (name / country; sends in_person_provider: 'stripe'), src/views/settings/Payments/PaymentProfileDetail.vue (togglePaymentTestMode, per-location Test Mode switch and badge), src/views/settings/Payments/ (ConnectStripeWebsiteDialog.vue, EditVivaWalletAccountDialog.vue).

Unverified: the exact steps inside the external Stripe / Viva Wallet onboarding screens are handled by those providers and are outside the back office.

How to Set Up Tips ​

Tips are configured in In-House Settings, not in Online Ordering.

  1. Open In-House Settings.
  2. Find the Collect Tips section and enable it.
  3. Set up to three suggested tip percentages.
  4. Choose the calculation basis: Before taxes or After taxes.
  5. Save.

Evidence: src/views/in-house/components/forms/CollectTips.vue (is_collect_tips, tip_percentage_1/2/3, calculate_tips_type with BEFORE_TAXES / AFTER_TAXES).

Marketing ​

The Marketing section links to Offers and includes Customers and Upsell Groups. Gift Cards and Offers appear in the menu in test environments, and Loyalty appears for merchants connected to a supported POS (MplusKassa, Hendrickx, or Vanhoutte) or in test environments.

Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:30-48,131-215.

How to Create a Discount Offer ​

  1. Go to Marketing → Offers.
  2. Create a new offer (route /marketing/offers/new-offer).
  3. Choose the offer type:
    • Amount of Items — discount applied to specific items.
    • Amount of Order — discount applied to the order total.
    • Buy X, Get Y (BOGO).
  4. Choose the discount method: a percentage, a fixed amount, or (for BOGO) free items.
  5. Set conditions such as minimum purchase, applicable items/categories, active days, channels, and combination rules.
  6. Set a maximum number of uses if you want a redemption limit.
  7. Save.

The offer types are Items / Order / BOGO; "percentage off", "amount off", and "free" are discount methods within those types, not separate offer types.

Evidence: src/views/marketing/offers/CreateOfferForm.vue, src/views/marketing/offers/components/create-offers/types/index.ts (ITEMS / ORDER / BOGO; amount / percent / free), src/views/marketing/offers/components/create-offers/OfferDetails.vue (minimum purchase, max uses, applies-to, active days, channels, combinations).

How to Create a Coupon Code ​

Coupon codes are not a separate feature — they are a property of an Offer. (The /marketing/coupons page exists but is an empty stub.)

  1. Go to Marketing → Offers and create or edit an offer.
  2. For the offer's method, choose Code (instead of Automatic).
  3. Enter (or auto-generate) the discount code (up to 10 characters).
  4. Configure the offer's conditions and maximum number of uses as needed.
  5. Save.
  6. Share the code with customers to enter at checkout.

Evidence: src/views/marketing/offers/components/create-offers/OfferInformation.vue (method = Automatic/Code, discount_code field); src/pages/marketing/coupons.vue (empty stub, no form).

How to Set Up a Loyalty Program ​

Loyalty is a paid add-on. In production it is available only to merchants connected to a supported POS (MplusKassa, Hendrickx, or Vanhoutte); it is available everywhere in test environments. Setting it up creates a subscription.

  1. Go to Marketing → Loyalty.
  2. Start creating a loyalty program (a multi-step wizard).
  3. Configure earning, e.g. points earned per € and/or points earned per visit, an optional minimum spend to earn points, and months until points expire.
  4. Configure rewards (redemption tiers).
  5. Configure any welcome / additional bonuses in the relevant step.
  6. Review and complete the subscription step.

Route: /marketing/loyalty (list) and /marketing/loyalty/create-loyalty (wizard). Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:194-215, src/views/marketing/loyalty/LoyaltyForm.vue, src/views/marketing/loyalty/components/loyaltyCreateStep/Step2CreateLoyalty.vue (points_earned_each_dollar, points_earned_each_visit, minimum_spend_to_earn_points, months_to_expire_points, rewards).

Devices ​

Devices are managed under Device Management, which has two sections: Devices (the device list) and Device Profiles (reusable configuration templates that devices use). There are no separate "Kiosks" or "KDS" menu entries.

Evidence: src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:103-121.

How to Set Up a Device (Kiosk) ​

  1. Go to Device Management → Devices.
  2. Add a device and choose its type. The picker offers POS, Kiosk, Kitchen Display and Printer, each with its own gate: POS and Kitchen Display appear only for merchants running the first-party Upvendo POS (not self-serve selectable today), Kiosk requires a connected POS, and Printer is freely creatable.
  3. Configure the device (a device picks up settings from an assigned Device Profile).

Route: /device-management/devices. Evidence: src/pages/device-management/devices/index.vue, src/views/devices/Devices.vue, src/constants.ts:11-57 (DATA_TYPE_OPTION_DEVICE, POS_REQUIRED_DEVICE_TYPES = ['Kiosk'], FIRST_PARTY_POS_REQUIRED_DEVICE_TYPES = ['POS', 'Kitchen Display']). The old isTestEnv gate on Kitchen Display is gone.

Unverified: the on-device pairing / activation flow happens on the kiosk hardware/app and cannot be confirmed from the back-office code.

How to Configure a Device Profile (incl. Kitchen Display) ​

Kitchen Display and other device behaviours are configured through Device Profiles, not a dedicated KDS page.

  1. Go to Device Management → Device Profiles.
  2. Create a new profile (or edit an existing one).
  3. Configure the available sections, which include: Dining Options, Customer Flow, Section Selection, Receipt Settings, Receiving Orders, Inventory Settings, Menus, Idle Settings, and Device Schedule.
  4. Save and assign the profile to one or more devices.

Routes: /device-management/profiles, /device-management/profiles/new-profile, /device-management/profiles/edit/:id. Evidence: src/pages/device-management/profiles/index.vue, src/views/device-profiles/DeviceProfileForm.vue.

The documented "caution time" / "late time" KDS timer fields could not be confirmed in the device-profile form sections in this code. Unverified.

Integrations ​

There is no single "Integrations" menu. Each integration is its own channel page, reached from the channel sections / add-channel flows rather than from a shared Integrations menu.

How to Connect Deliveroo ​

  1. Open the Deliveroo integration page.
  2. Enter your Site ID.
  3. Optionally enable Sandbox mode for testing.
  4. Connect, then configure menu/availability sync.

The connection uses a Site ID (and an optional sandbox toggle); there is no separate "API Key" field in the back office. Deliveroo is a production online channel, but it is only offered when the platform's services.deliveroo.enabled flag (off by default) is on — it is flag-gated, not test-environment-gated.

Route: /deliveroo. Evidence: src/views/deliveroo/index.vue (Site ID field, sandbox toggle, enableIntegration()), src/store/modules/app.ts (Deliveroo channel commented out in production).

Unverified: where you obtain your Deliveroo Site ID and any partner-portal steps are external to the back office.

How to Connect Square ​

  1. Open the Square integration page.
  2. Click Connect with Square to start the OAuth flow and authorise Upvendo.
  3. Once connected, the page shows the connected merchant and token status, and lets you set an auto-sync time and view sync status/logs.

Route: /square. Evidence: src/pages/square/index.vue, src/views/square/index.vue, src/views/square/SquareForm.vue (Connect with Square OAuth, merchant/token status, auto-sync time).

Unverified: choosing a specific Square location and the detailed sync option set are not fully exposed in the back-office code reviewed here. The claim that "Square Payments replaces Stripe when Square is connected" is not stated anywhere in this UI code and has been removed.

Reports & Analytics ​

The bare /reports page is still an empty stub, but a Reports nav group now exists with one child — Kitchen Reports (/reports/kitchen), a KDS speed-of-service report. It is gated on the view-kitchen-reports permission and firstPartyPosOnly, and the group hides entirely when the user has no visible child — so a merchant not on the first-party Upvendo POS (which is not self-serve selectable today) sees no Reports menu at all. For those merchants, reporting is still the Transactions page: summary statistics plus an Excel export.

Evidence: src/pages/reports/index.vue (empty div), src/navigation/vertical/index.ts:31-45 (live Reports group), src/pages/reports/kitchen/index.vue, src/views/reports/KitchenReports.vue.

How to View Sales Stats and Export ​

  1. Go to Transactions.
  2. Apply filters (date range with presets, status, channel, type, device, dining option, location, search).
  3. Review the summary stats cards (e.g. total revenue, number of orders, number of customers) for the current filters.
  4. Click Export to download an XLSX (Excel) file (requires the export permission).

Export is XLSX only — there is no CSV or PDF export in the back office.

Route: /transactions. Evidence: src/views/transactions/Transactions.vue (filters, summary stats cards, Export action producing transactions_export_*.xlsx, gated by $can('export', 'transaction-reports')).

How to Check Order History ​

  1. Go to Transactions.
  2. Use the filters (date range, status, channel, type, device, dining option, location) and the search box (order number / customer).
  3. Click an order to open its details.

Route: /transactions (list) and /transactions/detail/:id (detail). Evidence: src/views/transactions/Transactions.vue, src/pages/transactions/detail/[id].vue.

Troubleshooting ​

How to Check Why Orders Are Being Rejected ​

Common causes to check:

  1. Order Capacity — time slots may be full (In-House / online settings).
  2. Operation Hours — the order may fall outside open hours (Settings → Locations).
  3. Restricted Dates — it may be a holiday closure.
  4. Inventory — items may be out of stock (Inventory → Overview).
  5. Delivery region — no delivery area may cover the customer's address, or an area marked "do not deliver here" may sit above the one that would have (Online Ordering → Delivery Settings).

Activity Log: Go to Settings → Activity Log to review recent changes. Evidence: src/navigation/settings/index.ts:89-95.

How to Refund an Order ​

In the current production build there is no way to open the refund dialog from the back office. showRefundDialog has exactly two references in the whole repo — its ref(false) declaration (src/components/OrderDetailView.vue:95) and the v-model binding on the mounted dialog (:644-649). Nothing ever sets it to true, so no button, menu item or route opens it. Refund from the payment provider's own dashboard until this is wired up.

For reference, the dialog itself supports:

  • By amount (Euro) — full or partial amount.
  • By item — select specific items to refund.
  • Confirmation with Send refund. There is no "reason" field.

Evidence: src/views/transactions/components/RefundDialog.vue (by_euro / by_item, send_refund, no reason field), src/components/OrderDetailView.vue:95,644-649 (RefundDialog mounted but never opened; the header menu only has resend-receipt / delete-test-transaction).

Note: Refunds are processed through the order's original payment provider — Stripe for online orders, and Viva Wallet, Stripe Terminal or Square for in-person orders.