Partner Feature Request. The merchant needs the ability to restrict the ability to attach modifiers to an item in order to prevent employees from ringing in open modifiers.

Bill F. wants this treated as high priority. 

Linga has the ability in the new ui to customize the columns being displayed. It would be nice to have a few more options. 

Specifically it would be very nice to be able to see which items are hidden in the POS and online order (maybe kiosk too) so that we can be attentioned to that without going into the individual item settings.

this will help with duplicate orders!

Currently some merchants and employees at businesses misunderstand the usage of the sign out button on the POS in the pin login screen.

If the users sign out it "resets" the POS settings and the hardware.

Would like ability to hide, remove, or have a special sequence needed for button to appear. 

The current feedback app does not allow you to change the background, which is causing an issue with the second question — its text is also black, making it unreadable.

this helps to keep track of when extra items that are added to the table after the original order is placed 

Summary:
Allow items on the POS system to be restricted not only by time and day, but also by service type (e.g., Dine-In, Takeout, Delivery).

Use Case:
A merchant has a "Wing Wednesday" special that is already configured to be available only on Wednesdays. However, they want to further restrict the item to specific service types—namely, Dine-In, Table Service, and Bar Tab. The item should not be available for QSR, To-Go or Delivery orders.

Proposed Functionality:

• Add a configuration option at the item level to enable or disable availability by service type.

• Allow merchants to select one or more service types where the item is eligible.

• The system should enforce this restriction at the time of order creation, ensuring the item cannot be added if the current order’s service type is not allowed.

Benefits:

• Greater control over promotional item availability.

• Prevents misuse or accidental application of specials to unintended order types.

• Supports complex pricing or availability strategies based on business operations.

Example Scenario:

• Item: Wing Wednesday Special

• Availability: Wednesdays only

• Allowed Service Types: For Here, Table Service, Bar Tab

• Result: The item will not appear or be allowed on Takeout or Delivery orders, even on Wednesdays.