Platform Mapping
Checking your menu against a platform, and fixing single locations
The Gorilla Dash → platform view: coverage per product, where a mapping works, and location overrides for a location that lists a product under another name.
Last updated September 2, 2026
The Gorilla Dash → ezCater side of the toggle lists your products — everything on an Active menu — and shows what each maps to. It is the view for answering "is our menu covered?" and for dealing with the locations where a brand-wide mapping does not land.
The columns, left to right
The columns follow the path an order takes: what comes in, what it becomes, what goes out.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Mapped from platform products | Every platform product, on every platform, whose incoming orders are attributed to this Gorilla Dash product — one line each, the platform named in its colour. |
| Gorilla Dash products | Your product and its default price. |
| Map to ezCater products | The platform product it maps to on the selected platform, its price, and its reach across your locations. |
| Status | Needs mapping, Suggested or Confirmed. |
The Location filter shows what applies at one location: a product that maps brand-wide but is not on that location's platform menu is flagged Not on this location menu.
Where this mapping works
Each location types its own ezCater menu, so a product can be on 38 location menus under one name and absent — or differently named — on the other 78. The location-pin icon on a mapped row opens Where this mapping works:
- Works at 38 of 116 locations — the mapping lands on those locations' menus.
- Locations where it doesn't work — the rest. Where a location's menu has a product that genuinely reads like yours, it is suggested with Map here. Otherwise Choose product opens a picker limited to that location's menu — and if nothing there is your product, the location simply does not sell it, which is fine.
- Location overrides — mappings that apply to one location only, with an unlink to remove each.
A location override says "at this location, this Gorilla Dash product is that platform product". It does not touch the brand-wide mapping or any other location. Removing the brand-wide mapping removes its overrides with it.