A special topping for your ice cream, an extra side dish with your meat, a second sauce with your chips

… Does that appeal to you?

Here is an effective way to increase your average basket value with paid offers!

You also improve the efficiency of your front-of-house service 🙂

Here we explain how to create them on your items at checkout.

Create a paid proposal from the checkout

Hello, everyone! Today, we're going to learn how to set up a paid offer on your cash register.

What is a paid proposal?

This is an option that allows you to add paid options or extras to a main item.

👉 Example: For one scoop of ice cream, the customer can add whipped cream, chocolate chips or sprinkles, and the final price increases automatically.

Steps for creating an affordable proposal

1. Access settings

   • Go to Settings → Suggestions

   • Click on Add proposal

2. Name the proposal

   • For example: Ice cream topping

   • Use the arrow to copy the name in Dutch and English if you do not wish to translate it.

3. Select the type of proposal

   • Select Multi Select to allow multiple choices (e.g. whipped cream + chocolate chips)

4. Set minimum and maximum values

   • Minimum item: 0 (the customer can proceed without selecting any toppings)

   • Maximum items: 2 (limit of 2 toppings per sale, for example)

5. Enable the ‘retrieve price’ option.

   • Tick Retrieve prices to have the prices of toppings automatically added to the total.

6. Add items to group

   • Click on Articles → Add

   • Select the toppings you have already created (e.g. whipped cream, chocolate chips, sprinkles at 0.30€)

   • Confirm and save

7. Link the proposal to the main article

   • In the article Ice cream 1 scoop, go to Proposal → Add

   • Select Ice cream topping and save.

Cash register results

• During the sale, the system first displays the choice of fragrances (free of charge).
• Next, the toppings window appears.
• The customer can choose extras or skip this step.
• The total price is updated automatically (e.g. 1.50€ + 0.30€ for whipped cream).

💡 Tip: You can chain several suggestions on the same item (for example, first the flavours, then the toppings) to make the experience more fluid and complete.