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Edit a Modifier

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

This guide provides essential steps for editing individual modifiers in your inventory management system, ensuring you can efficiently update product images and manage tier pricing. By following these instructions, you can enhance your product listings and optimize pricing strategies, ultimately improving your sales process. 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2....

Delete a Modifier

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

If you no longer need a modifier, follow the steps below to remove it from the item. 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2. Click “Items” 3. Locate the item and click the edit pencil tool. 4. Scroll down to “Manage Modifiers.” Locate the modifier and click Delete. This action cannot...

Apply Prefixes to Modifiers in the Cart

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Follow the steps below to apply useful prefixes to modifiers before adding them to the cart. Note: You must first Create Prefixes in order to apply them to products. Learn how 1. Open the AcadiaPOS or MobilePOS app. 2. Select an Item 3. Hold the image of the Item down with your finger or mouse...

General Settings – Hide Modifiers on the App

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Follow the steps below to hide modifiers on the front end of the app-based version. 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2. Click “Settings” 3. Click “General Settings” 4. Under the Tweak Functionality section, go to “Disable Modifiers” and select Enabled. 5. Scroll down and click Save.

General Settings – Hide Modifier Prices

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Follow the steps below to hide modifier prices 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2. Click “Settings” 3. Click “General Settings” 4. Scroll down to the APP–Specific Tweaks section. 5. Under “Hide Prices for Modifiers,” select Enabled. 6. Scroll down and click “Save”

Modifier Groups – Edit a Modifier Group

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Follow the steps below to make any necessary changes to a modifier group 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2. Click “Items” 3. Click “Modifier Groups” 4. Locate the modifier group you want to edit. Click the pencil tool. 5. Make the necessary edits and then click Save Changes.

Modifier Group – Assign Stock Quantities to Modifiers in Mod Groups

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Follow the steps below to assign stock quantities to specific modifiers, the modifiers will have to be in a modifier group. You do not need to enable stock management in the backend. 1. Navigate to manage.acadiapos.com for Retail or rfsm.acadiapos.com for Restaurant 2. Click “Items” 3. Click “Modifier Groups” 4. Locate the modifier group and...

Modifier Group – Modifiers Based on Item Size Using Custom Attributes

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

This guide details creating a “Size” custom attribute and using it to set size-specific prices for modifiers in Acadia POS. For example, Pizza normally comes in various sizes (small, medium, large) but the toppings will vary in price based on the size. This works for many different items, not just pizza. 1. Create a Size...

Modifier Groups – Create Prefixes for Modifiers (i.e. NO, EXTRA, LITE, LEFT)

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

In order to add a prefix like “Extra” or “No” to a modifier, you’ll need to create a modifier group or edit an existing group in order to create prefixes and then apply prefixes to modifiers in the cart. Prefixes are then entered in the OPTIONS field. Note: You must be on the latest version....

Adding Subscription Name with Start/End Feature

Last Updated: February 17, 2026

1. It’s time to make a modifier that starts and stops subscriptions. Begin by selecting “Items” in the side menu. 2. Select Modifier Groups. 3. Click on “New Item” to create subscription name 4. Name the new modifier “Subscription Management” or something relevant. 5. Set the “Minimum” and “Maximum Modifiers” value to (1) ONE This...