Merchant Console · ng-zorro

One ordering model: Kiosk and Mobile / Online new · AI-13

AI-13 · Dining option consolidation

AI-13 Uber — Dining Option Consolidation · Settings ▸ Order Dining Option & Menu ▸ Advanced Settings ▸ Visible For — same behaviour, half the configuration

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Screen 1 · Settings ▸ Order Dining Option ▸ [location]

console.infi.us/main/settings/order-dining-option/madison

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Settings / Order Dining Option / Madison

← Madison

was Kiosk · Mobile · Online

Dine InOn

PickupOn

DeliveryOn

🔗Delivery here is today's 3rd Party Delivery links — unchanged by this epic. Uber Direct Delivery is added separately in AI-10.

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Screen 2 · Menu ▸ [menu] ▸ Advanced Settings ▸ Visible For

console.infi.us/main/menu/madison/menu_test_01_4 · Advanced Settings

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Menu / L1 / menu_test_01_4

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Time ScheduleEdit

All Day Menu across selected days

channel consolidated

Visible ForEdit

Channel:

Kiosk
Mobile / Online

Dining Option:

Dine-In
To-Go

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User story

As a merchant operator I want Mobile and Online ordering configured once, and Kiosk to work the same way — so I stop keeping two identical configurations in sync and can see, in one place, how each channel sells.

Where it lives

Settings ▸ Order Dining OptionMenu ▸ Advanced Settings ▸ Visible ForKiosk · Mobile / OnlineInline configurationKiosk guest-facing names · Premium

What changed · AI-13

Two tabs, not three. Kiosk · Mobile · Online → Kiosk · Mobile / Online. Mobile and Online behave identically, so one configuration now drives both.
Configuration is inline. Each dining option is a section you switch on and edit in place — no "Edit → pop-up" round trip.
Kiosk is aligned, not merged. It keeps Dine In and To Go (delivery makes no sense at a counter), but adopts the same rows, the same inline editing and the same Save behaviour.
Nothing is removed. 3rd Party Delivery links, switches and validation behave exactly as today — Save stays disabled until every platform row has a name and a URL.
The Kiosk names come along. Kiosk lets the merchant rename its dining options — the guest-facing name (the existing Premium capability: what shows on the kiosk button and what prints on the ticket, carried on the order as dining_option_alias). Mobile / Online has no such naming, so there is nothing to reconcile when the two channels merge. It is edited in place on the Kiosk section — no dialog — and the dining option itself (DINE_IN · TO_GO) is never renamed, so reporting and the kitchen are unaffected.
Menu visibility follows. Channel: Kiosk · Mobile · Online → Kiosk · Mobile / Online, one row for the one channel.

Acceptance criteria

AC1Order Dining Option shows exactly two tabs: Kiosk and Mobile / Online.
AC2Mobile / Online offers Dine In · Pickup · Delivery; Kiosk offers Dine In · To Go.
AC3Every dining option is configured inline on the page; switching one off dims its configuration without clearing it.
AC4Existing 3rd Party Delivery behaviour is preserved: add / delete a platform link, and Save is disabled until every row has a name and a URL.
AC5Menu ▸ Visible For ▸ Channel offers Kiosk and Mobile / Online; a menu previously visible for Mobile or Online is visible for the consolidated channel.
AC6Save requires at least one channel and at least one dining option — the existing rule, unchanged.
AC7On the Kiosk tab each dining option carries its guest-facing name, edited inline in the section — not in a dialog. Renaming never changes the dining option itself. Mobile / Online shows no name field.
AC8A dining option keeps at least one name and may carry a second; the only name is not deletable, and Save is blocked while a name is empty or a dining option carries the same name twice. The page Save persists it and page Cancel reverts it, with everything else on the page.

Open question for the team

Migration of split configurations. Today a location (or menu) can be set up for Mobile but not Online. Consolidating needs one rule for those records — the safe default is union (visible for the consolidated channel if it was visible for either), which is what this mock shows. Anything else silently turns ordering off somewhere, so it needs an explicit product decision.
How many names, and how long. This mock lets a Kiosk dining option carry two names of 20 characters — read off the reviewed screen (one option card plus one add slot), not off a written rule. Confirm both numbers: the kiosk button and the printed ticket line are what constrain them.

Out of scope

Uber Direct Delivery functionality — AI-10 / AI-11.
Operations Console changes, menu-level delivery eligibility and the merchant attestation — all AI-11.