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Area and Units Overview

Applies toStarter plan and upNeeds Areas · ViewUsually owner, manager

Areas and units map your physical layout into Fuze Store. You manage them under Configurations, then use them on the POS Units screen to assign orders and track status.

The Areas screen in Fuze Store, showing area cards in a grid
Configurations → Operations → Areas

What this covers

An area is a section or zone in your store, such as Al fresco, VIP lounge, 2nd floor, or washing bay. You group related units under it.

A unit is a specific spot where service happens: a table, room, seat, bay, or booth. A unit can optionally belong to an area. Orders, bookings, and the waiting list can point at a unit.

How it flows:

  1. Create areas under Configurations → Operations → Areas (New Area).
  2. Create units under Configurations → Operations → Units (New Unit) with a name, a capacity, an optional area, and the enable switch.
  3. On POS, open the drawer and tap Units to see the grid. With the Floor Plan add-on you may see a live floor instead.
  4. Tap a unit to Make Order, change its status, View Order, or Transfer an open order to another unit.

Area fields

FieldDescriptionRequired
NameArea nameYes
DescriptionOptional note for staffNo
UnitsAssign existing units to this areaNo

Unit fields

FieldDescriptionRequired
NameUnit nameYes
CapacityHow many people the unit holdsYes
AreaOptional area assignmentNo
EnableWhether the unit appears for POS useYes

Tips: name units clearly (Table 1, VIP Room), match areas to your real floor, and remember that deleting an area unassigns its units rather than deleting them.

Works with

Add-on or planWhat changes
Basic planAreas and Units are locked.
Starter and upAreas are limited by plan: Starter 3, Lite 10, Standard 25, Premium no limit, Free Trial 5. Units have no limit.
Floor Plan add-onDraws a visual layout for one area and shows a live floor on POS. The plain list setup here works without it. See Floor Plan Overview.
Organization add-onEach branch has its own areas and units.

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