Service 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, and open each one's QR.

Spaces Tables QR Groups

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What you will learn

Space groups (e.g. Indoor, Terrace) and the spaces inside them
The space's slug — the address of its own QR
Each space's actions menu, with its QR code

Step by step

1

The Spaces page

Left menu → Spaces. Two tabs — Spaces and Groups — because spaces live in groups, like the dining room and the terrace of one venue. “+ New group” opens a two-step wizard: the name, in each language — “Indoor”.
2

A group with a description

Step 2 is the optional description — “Tables inside the dining room”. Save; groups keep the list tidy as the spaces multiply.
3

A space, standalone or grouped

Over on the Spaces tab, “+ New space” opens its own three-step wizard, starting standalone (no group). The name — “Table 1” — and the slug suggests itself from whatever you type, ready to become part of the QR's address.
4

The floor plan fills in

“Table 1” takes its place: Active, in the Indoor group, its slug — table-1 — right on the row. Table 2 joins the same way, Terrace 1 and 2 get their own group, the Bar stands alone. Five spaces, two groups, a realistic little venue.
5

The QR of the space

In each space's actions menu lives its QR Code: the address is honest — menu.serviris.com/the-oak-tavern/order-point/table-1 — with download as PNG or JPEG in three sizes, and four dot styles to pick from. Every table gets its own code, so each order arrives carrying the table's identity.