Hi everyone,
I’m looking for guidance on the best approach to setting up location groups for a specific scenario.
I’ve been building menus for quite some time and have experience working with location groups. Currently, Egg Harbor operates in three states: Georgia, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Georgia has its own menu, while Illinois and Wisconsin (including Lake Geneva, WI) share the same menu. Each state also has tiered pricing (Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3) configured as separate location groups.
We’re now expanding into Colorado, which will have the same menu as Illinois and Wisconsin and operate with Tier 2 pricing.
Prior to adding Colorado, our setup was working well:
Georgia Location Group
Illinois Location Group (including Lake Geneva, WI)
Tier 2 Price Group – Georgia
Tier 2 Price Group – Illinois
I’ve now created:
A Colorado Location Group
A new “Midwest” group so that IL, WI, and CO share the same menu
For tiered pricing, I was hoping to consolidate into a single Tier 2 Price Group that includes all Tier 2 locations across the different states. However, when I do that, Illinois locations begin seeing menu items that are specifically targeted to Georgia, and vice versa.
I can create a Tier 2 Price Group – Colorado and follow the same structure as the other states to make it work. However, I was really hoping to condense the Tier 2 pricing groups if possible.
I’d greatly appreciate any insight or best practices you can share. 🙂
