[toomanybeersies]

I currently work for a company that does iPad based SASS POS, and I'd like to think our app is a lot better than the old POS systems out there.

One of the problems you always have to deal with though, is that no matter how good the app is, the person programming in the menu can still be completely useless and make it annoying to use, so the challenge is to make programming in the menu as easy as possible.

Being iPad based means that we can actually utilise touch-screen actions, e.g. you can swipe items into a tab, rather than having to tap the item, and then tap again and tap some more, like you're describing.

[wallyhs]

We use an iPad based SASS POS, and editing the menu is a pain. Every time I start to edit something, I have to wait 60 seconds while it pulls in the list of every item on the menu. If I want to edit five specific menu items, I don't want to wait for the entire list of items to load five times. Updating prices or costs on our menu literally takes three of us an entire day to pull off. We've been meaning to clean out some discontinued items from the menu, but... that would take three of us an entire day to do.

We do retail alcohol in addition to restaurant food, so we have a lot of items on our menu. I don't like how the menu is organized, but it would be too slow and painful to reorganize at this point.

I would kill for an API so that I could make mass numbers of menu edits by script. I would require some sort of a testing environment for that, though.