Creator Location Settings Overview

The Settings entry in the Creator sidebar opens a panel containing every option that controls how a location operates — when checkout is open, which menu items are available at which times of day, how the kiosk behaves between transactions, what receipts look like, and what shows up on your mobile and tablet ordering pages.

Settings are scoped to a single location. If you manage multiple locations, switch between them using the Locations entry in the sidebar before editing — see How to Change Locations in Creator.

Outside of these hours, the kiosk and mobile site show a closed message instead of the order screen.

Check this box if checkout should be available 24 hours a day. When this is checked, the Day start and Day end fields below are ignored.

Check this box if the location should also be open on Saturdays and Sundays. Uncheck it for weekdays-only operation.

When Available all day is unchecked, use the Day start and Day end time pickers to define the operating window.

Day Parts let you swap menu items in and out at specific times of day — for example, Breakfast 6 am–10 am, Lunch 11 am–2 pm, Dinner 5 pm–9 pm. Items can be tagged to a day part so they only appear during that window.

To add a day part:

Repeat for each day part you need. Existing day parts can be edited or removed from the same section.

The number of minutes of inactivity before the kiosk goes to sleep and shows the attract screen. Lower values save screen wear and avoid abandoned in-progress orders sitting on screen; higher values are friendlier to slower customers.

The default is 10 minutes (per the field defaults shipped in Creator).

Upload an image to brand the printed receipts. The logo prints at the top of every receipt printed at this location.

File requirements:

Click Browse to choose an image, or drag and drop directly onto the upload field.

These two fields control text that shows on the mobile ordering site for this location.

Text that appears on the front page of your mobile site. Use it for announcements, promotions, or anything you want customers to see when they first arrive.

Text that appears on every product on your mobile site. This is typically used for FDA-required disclosure text (allergen statements, calorie warnings, etc.) that needs to appear on each item.