Platform Mapping
Mapping modifiers
Two steps, in order: map the modifier group to the platform's group, then each modifier inside it. Why the group has to come first.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Products are one level; modifiers are two. A modifier group is the question a customer answers ("Add extra meats"), and its modifiers are the answers ("Prosciutto", "Coppa"). ezCater and Toast have the same two levels under their own names, so mapping them is also two steps, in a fixed order. Open Food → Platform mapping → Modifier mapping.
Step 1 — map the modifier group
- Expand the group's row. Its own chip shows whether the group is mapped.
- Click the pencil beside Step 1 · Map modifier group → ezCater modifier group.
- Pick the ezCater group that asks the same question and click Use this.
Step 2 — map each modifier inside it
Once the group is mapped, the pencils on the modifiers below it become active. Each opens a picker limited to the answers ezCater has inside the group you just mapped. Pick the matching one and click Use this; repeat for each row.
Seeded from ezCater
Some rows show Seeded from ezCater instead of Confirmed. Those groups and modifiers were created in Gorilla Dash automatically from the ezCater menus themselves — one group per ezCater group, one modifier per option seen at two or more locations — and mapped at the same time. They are the platform's own entries, so there is nothing for a person to double-check. Groups you created yourself that ezCater has no equivalent for stay Needs mapping, and that is correct: leave them.