Catering Follow Up / Tasks

Catering Follow Up / Tasks

  Inside each Catering Event, users have the ability to create Tasks for the Catering Event, as well as add Notes regarding the Catering Event.  This is accomplished on the Follow Up tab of the Catering Event record. Create a Task To create a new Task, click the New Task button on the Follow Up tab.  This will open a prompt where the user can enter the Task Title, Due Date, State/End time, Assignee, and any Details or Comments pertaining to that Task   Task List As Tasks are populated, they will fill the Task List with some quick glance … Continued
Catering Payments

Catering Payments

Catering Events have Catering Payments that allow the user to create and manage Payments Expected, and then record Payments Received as Accounts Receivable Payments.  The main distinction between Payments Expected and Payments Received is that the values in Payments Expected do not appear anywhere else in the system.  Expected Payments are used exclusively in the Catering Event record for Catering Reps to track payments that are due, along with the order, and amount in which they will be paid. Legend: 1) Payments Expected – Payments Expected appear on the left of the Payments tab 2) Payments Received – Payments Received appear on the … Continued
Catering Segments

Catering Segments

Catering Events have Catering Segments to separate multiple meals / segments throughout the event.  These are customizable fields that the user can create as needed.  Segments appear on the Details tab of the Catering Event record.  Catering Menus and Catering Items are added to Segments via the Add from Menu, Select Item, and Create Custom Item buttons/selectors.  Click here for more information on Catering Menus, and here for more information on Catering Items   New Event Default Segment By default Segment 1 is generated when a new Catering Event is created as shown below:   Edit a Segment To edit the … Continued
Sites

Sites

Sites are addresses of other locations that aren’t your restaurant locations.  Examples of sites might be other places you do events such as banquet halls, hotels, arenas and other areas you may schedule employees to work for offsite events/Catering Events.  Sites are used in the Scheduling Module and in the Catering Module. Scheduling To create a new site, go to Scheduling – New Site in the top ribbon. To access the list of existing sites, go to Scheduling – Sites in the left hand navigation.  You can open existing Site records by double clicking on the desired record.  This will open … Continued