Courses
Courses are used to aid the preparation of items that are sent to dispense stations by displaying the course on printed materials or kitchen / service screens.
Each recipe, standard line and instruction are assigned a default course. However, within the portion configuration, course overrides can be set, allowing a different course to be applied when an item is sold with a specific portion.
Examples
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Starters - Mains - Desserts
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Bar Drinks - Wine - Hot Drinks
Courses Topics
Adding New Courses
Follow these steps to add a new course:
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Click Add
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Enter Course Name and then the following optional configurations
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Click Finish
Sorting Courses
When dispense tickets are printed the order in which items are shown is dependent on the order courses are set.
Example
When printing an order to the kitchen that contained multiple items from the menu across different courses the suggested order might be:
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Starters
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Mains
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Desserts
Follow these steps to set the course order:
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Click Reorder
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Select a course and either
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Drag and drop the course into the new position
or
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Click the Move Up / Move Down buttons to reposition
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Click OK
Editing Courses
Follow these steps to edit courses:
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Select the required Course
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Update any fields as required
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Click Save
Theme Settings
If 'Allow Course Hold' is enabled an additional button is required to perform this function on point of sale terminals.
Follow these steps to add the course hold button:
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Select the required Theme Panel Design or Shared Panel where the buttons should be added
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From the button picker Functions | Ordering add the Course Hold button
Field Settings & Information
Course Details
The details section allows you to set the main configurable information for courses.

Field | Description |
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Course Name | Course name used by Aztec - 15 characters |
Description | Description of the course - 250 characters |
Course Hold |
When enabled this setting will permit courses to be held from being sent to dispense when adding orders from point of sale terminals |