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Layer: The shots & the milk
Drink modifiers are the options a customer adds to a drink — size, milk, extra shots, syrups, temperature, sweetness. In GetCafePOS each group is a modifier set with its own prices, rules and order on the ticket, so an oat-milk upcharge is charged every time and the barista reads the drink in the order they build it.
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Build a latte (example menu prices)
On the ticket: 16 oz Latte · Oat · +1 shot—
Every upcharge is a button with its price
Sizes are variations, so stock and price stay correct
Ticket prints in barista build order
Allergy notes print in bold
Set it up once in the back office; after that it runs at the speed of the counter.
One set per decision: Milk, Shots, Syrup, Sweetness, Temperature. Each option has a name and an optional upcharge.
Attach Milk and Shots to all espresso drinks at once; attach Sweetness only to drinks that take it.
Sizes are product variations with their own price and stock, so a 16 oz is priced and counted differently from an 8 oz.
The bar ticket lists the drink, size and modifiers in your build order, with any note last.
Before, oat milk was a verbal request and half the time the 75-cent upcharge was not rung. With Milk as a modifier set, "Oat" is a button with its price on it. The report at the end of the week shows how many oat upcharges you rang — and how much the old way was leaking.
An illustrative example of how the feature is used, not a customer story.
Fast tap orderingA big-button order screen built for the morning line: two taps for a regular drink, three for a custom one.
Bar & kitchen ticketsEvery paid order goes to the right place: drinks to the bar printer or screen, food to the kitchen, with names and modifiers.
Inventory & recipesTrack milk, beans, cups and pastries; build recipes so each latte deducts what it uses; reorder before you run out. Answered by the GetCafePOS team. Can’t find yours? Ask us.
Create a Milk modifier set with options such as Whole (no charge), Oat and Almond, each with its own upcharge. Attach the set to your espresso drinks. The cashier taps the milk, the upcharge is added to the sale, and your report counts it.
Yes. Sizes are product variations, so an 8, 12 and 16 oz latte each have their own price and can have their own stock and SKU. In the UAE and Pakistan you can name sizes however your menu does — Regular and Large, or 250 and 350 ml.
Yes. A modifier set can allow several options at once, so vanilla plus caramel is two taps and two upcharges if you charge for both.
Yes. You set the order sets print in — for example size, shots, milk, syrup, sweetness, temperature, then notes — so the ticket reads like the build.
Make a Sweetness or Ice set with zero-price options such as Half sweet, No sugar, Light ice. Zero-price options still print on the ticket, so the drink is made right.
Yes. Every line takes a free-text note that prints on the bar ticket and shows on the bar screen. Keep allergy information on your menu as well; the note is a reminder, not a safety system.
Yes. The auto-generated store uses the same products and options, so an order-ahead customer picks milk and shots the same way your cashier does.
Yes. Sales reports break down modifier sales, so you can see how many extra shots or oat upcharges you sold in a day, week or month.
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