Setting Up QR Menu
The QR menu lets customers browse your restaurant’s menu on their smartphones by scanning a QR code. This guide covers everything from initial configuration to generating the QR codes you’ll place on tables.
Step 1: Go to Your Store’s QR Settings
Section titled “Step 1: Go to Your Store’s QR Settings”- In the left sidebar, click “Stores”
- Click on the store you want to configure
- Look for the “QR Menu” or “QR Settings” tab within the store details
Step 2: Enable the QR Menu
Section titled “Step 2: Enable the QR Menu”Toggle the “Enable QR Menu” switch to ON. This activates the QR menu for this store.
Step 3: Configure QR Menu Options
Section titled “Step 3: Configure QR Menu Options”General Settings
Section titled “General Settings”| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Menu Title | The name shown at the top of the QR menu (defaults to your store name) |
| Default Language | The language the menu opens in by default |
| Available Languages | Which languages customers can switch between |
| Show Prices | Toggle whether prices are visible on the QR menu |
| Currency | Select your currency symbol |
Ordering Settings
Section titled “Ordering Settings”| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable Ordering | Allow customers to place orders through the QR menu |
| Table Numbers | Enable customers to enter their table number when ordering |
| Order Confirmation Message | The message shown to customers after they place an order |
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”- Brand Color — Sets the primary color for the QR menu interface
- Logo — Upload your restaurant logo to display at the top of the QR menu
Step 4: Save Your Settings
Section titled “Step 4: Save Your Settings”Click “Save” to apply your configuration.
Step 5: Download or Display Your QR Code
Section titled “Step 5: Download or Display Your QR Code”After saving, scroll to the “QR Code” section. Here you can:
- Download as PNG — Download a high-resolution QR code image to include in print materials
- Download as SVG — Download a vector version for scaling to any size
- Print directly — Print the QR code directly from the browser
Place your QR code on:
- Table tent cards
- Physical menus and menu covers
- Window stickers at the entrance
- On receipts
- Posted at the counter
Step 6: Test the QR Menu
Section titled “Step 6: Test the QR Menu”Before distributing your QR codes, test the menu on your phone:
- Open your smartphone camera
- Point it at the QR code
- Tap the notification to open the URL
- Browse through the menu and verify everything looks correct
Check that:
- All categories appear in the correct order
- Products show the correct names, descriptions, and prices
- Images load correctly
- Language switching works (if configured)
Updating the QR Menu
Section titled “Updating the QR Menu”The QR menu always reflects your current products and prices from the dashboard. When you update a product price, add a new item, or change a category, the QR menu updates automatically — no need to reprint QR codes.
Multiple QR Codes per Store
Section titled “Multiple QR Codes per Store”If needed, you can generate different QR codes for different areas within a store — for example, a separate code for the bar menu versus the dining room menu, each linking to a filtered view of your products.