Set up each widget independently

In short

• Every widget has its own checkout method, minimum amount and deadlines, no shared settings
• Choose the step navigation that fits the type of event: numbered tabs, chevron separators, badge connectors, or simple catalogue mode
• Set minimum amounts per delivery day or per order, separately for each widget
• Decide the placement and style of the basket button (a compact icon or a wide one showing the total)
• Set up meal service widgets separately, with their own menu categories and account rules for users
• Show or hide product descriptions, images, prices and label names tailored to each audience

Every widget has its own settings

Open one of your widgets, wedding enquiries, lunch orders, BBQ packages, breakfast deliveries, and on the General tab you decide how it works. Name, URL slug, active or inactive, language, minimum amount and checkout method. Nothing is shared with your other widgets, so a quote-request flow for weddings can sit right next to a direct order flow for lunches without any trouble.

Tailor the checkout experience to your audience

Numbered tabs work well for a step-by-step buffet builder. Chevron separators feel more at home in a corporate lunch flow. Simple catalogue mode suits a barbecue product list with no order building. Choose the style that fits the type of event you are using the widget for.

Meal service widgets get their own settings

For recurring meal service widgets, set the menu category and intro text, and specify whether customers need an account or can check out as a guest. Everything lives on the General tab. No hidden panels, no separate settings screens.