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QR digital menu: learn it step by step

Every lesson is a real screen recording on a working venue, with a visible pointer on each click. Beside the video: a step-by-step breakdown, a still for every move, and timestamps you can tap to jump exactly there.

16 lessons 6 sections Every click, visible 55′ in total

Open to everyone. We ask for no sign-up, charge nothing and keep nothing back. Every lesson is here for whoever needs it, from the owner to the newest member of the team.

Digital menu

Every lesson here is about the digital menu.

The QR menu with everything around it: catalogue, spaces, table requests, orders, staff, screens.

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Create your account — lesson cover Getting started 0:44 Lesson 1 Intro Create your account Your SERVIRIS account is free, and it is one account for everything: your venues, the places that invite you to work, the ordering terminal. Here we… Sign-up Account Free Sign in — lesson cover Getting started 0:21 Lesson 2 Intro Sign in Twenty seconds: where you sign in, what you type, and where you land. Sign-in Account Your first domain — lesson cover Getting started 0:18 Lesson 3 Intro Your first domain The domain is the address your customers type — menu.serviris.com/your-place. One name, one click, and it is born. Domain Address Control Panel Create your venue — lesson cover Getting started 0:33 Lesson 4 Intro Create your venue On top of the domain you set up the digital menu service — the venue you will be managing in every lesson that follows. Venue Menu Service Categories and subcategories — lesson cover Catalogue 5:08 Lesson 5 Essentials Categories and subcategories Categories are the skeleton of the menu: Starters, Mains, Drinks. Here we build them with colours per device and a background image, and we show how… Categories Subcategories Appearance Products — lesson cover Catalogue 4:51 Lesson 6 Essentials Products The bread and butter of the menu: we create products with a name, description, price and photo, and tie them to a category, allergens and tags so the… Products Prices Images Tags — lesson cover Catalogue 2:57 Lesson 7 Essentials Tags Tags are the badges on your products — “New”, “Spicy”, “Vegan”. We build six classics, each with its own icon and colours, so they stand out at a… Tags Badges Colours Allergens — lesson cover Catalogue 2:31 Lesson 8 Essentials Allergens The information that is not allowed to be missing: we declare the common allergens with clear icons, so every product warns correctly and your menu… Allergens Safety Icons Spaces and their QR codes — lesson cover Service 3:01 Lesson 9 Essentials Spaces and their QR codes Every table, terrace or room becomes a “space” with its own QR. The guest scans; the venue knows where the order came from. We build groups and… Spaces Tables QR Table requests — lesson cover Service 3:13 Lesson 10 Essentials Table requests The guest taps a button on the menu and the venue knows what they need: the waiter, water, the bill. We build the five classics, give “The bill” its… Requests Call waiter Options Orders: one shift, end to end — lesson cover Service 5:58 Lesson 11 Advanced Orders: one shift, end to end The heart of service, told as one shift: the empty page and its tools, the guest ordering from the table's QR, the road to payment, the order the… Orders Statuses Payment Guests: private access for hotels — lesson cover People 7:10 Lesson 12 Advanced Guests: private access for hotels For hotels and closed venues: guest groups (Half Board, All Inclusive), accounts with a stay window, and the guest who signs in to the menu with his… Guests Hotels Groups Employees: invitation and access — lesson cover People 3:14 Lesson 13 Advanced Employees: invitation and access Staff do not get a “venue password” — they are invited by e-mail and sign in with their own free account. We send the invitation, accept it from the… Employees Invitation Roles Kitchen and bar displays — lesson cover Equipment 5:00 Lesson 14 Advanced Kitchen and bar displays One order, two stations: the kitchen sees the dish, the bar sees the drink. We create the two displays with their own sign-ins, share the products… Displays Kitchen Bar A QR code with your identity — lesson cover Equipment 3:29 Lesson 15 Essentials A QR code with your identity The menu's QR does not have to be black and white: shapes, colours, corners and a frame in your style, a live preview on every change, downloads in… QR Branding Design Settings: everything in one lesson — lesson cover System 6:43 Lesson 16 Advanced Settings: everything in one lesson The grand tour: business identity and logo, menu languages with their translation badges, the journey across the catalogue to translate what needs… Settings Appearance Currency

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