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# Drop Off Configuration
## Configuration
1. Ask Appfront to enable the drop off option for your business
2. Go To: \
\- Appfront Portal -> Menu-> Setup\
\- Create a new dining option called "Drop Off"\
\- Select the type of the dining option : "Drop off"\
\- Check the boxes: \
\*Search with code \
\*Enable delayed pickup\
\*Disable serving "Now"\
\*Future
3. Go To\
\- Appfront Portal -> Locations -> Create a new location\
4. Go To new location: \
\- Fill in all needed information (Address, Phone number etc.) \
\- No need for a "POS inner branch ID" \
\- Insert "Search Code - For private drop off" (Make one up, keep it simple- you can use the name of the delivery company) \
\- Opening Hours: set to 00:00 to 23:59 on all days \
\- Order Parameters: Please copy all order parameters from the location the order will be sent to (the restaurant that will prepare the order) \
\- Add another Parameter: \
**Field section:**
delayedPickupTimes\_????? ( after the "\_", instead of the ????, write the exact name of the dining option you have created, for example- Drop off. (delayedPickupTimes\_Drop off)\
**Value section:** \
the value will be the hour that the client will get the food at. you can insert multiple hours separated with a coma, so that the customer can choose when to get the food. for example: 11:30,12:00,12:30.
## How it looks like
When navigating to the serving option, the locations list would be empty at first:
Only after inserting a valid code, the list will refresh accordingly:
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