Modifiers allow the customization of your products at your point of sale and accurately deduct (or add) quantities at the time of sale. They can be used with products, variants, and Bundles. Modifiers can help create “Buy One, Get One” and “Buy More, Save More” deals.
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Continue reading for more information on using Modifiers in Thrive:
Creating a Modifier
Get started by clicking on the Modifiers tab from your Inventory page:
Click the “Create Modifier group” to get started. Click the button below to see step-by-step instructions on how to create your first Modifier:
Add-ons, Substitutions & Bundles (example)
Modifiers can be used with Bundles to create add-ons and substitutions to make even more customizable orders.
To read more about how add-ons, substitutions, and bundles work together (and how they can work for you), click the button below:
Mapping Modifiers
When Modifiers are imported from your integration, they won’t automatically link to the products in your inventory in Thrive. You will need to manually “map” your Modifiers to existing products, and let us know the quantity to adjust so we can make the proper adjustments to keep your inventory accurate.
This can be done by clicking the link highlighted here:
Remember, you will need to click the “Add” button next to each corresponding variant to ensure it is properly mapped. Once it’s mapped and you’ve entered a quantity, we can properly add or subtract units when they are selected.
Having trouble figuring out the exact quantity you are wanting to map for a product? Click here!
Importing Modifiers
If you already have Modifiers set up in your Clover or Square POS, Thrive will bring them in automatically during your initial import.
Otherwise, you can always import them manually using the task on the Advanced page.
Deleting a Modifier
From the Modifier page, click on the Modifier you would like to delete. Then click “Edit Group.” At the bottom of the next page, there will be a red delete button like this where you can delete it:
Deleting the Modifier from Thrive will also delete it from your integration.
Reporting
Modifiers are reflected in sales reports in terms of increased revenue, increased cost of goods, and profit margin as a result. To be clear, Modifiers are not listed on the sales report as individual items.
Itemized reports are coming soon!
Things to Note:
Your base product (the one the Modifer is applied to) must have a cost (greater than $0) in order for the cost of goods sold to be calculated.
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