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Happy hour pricing

Time-windowed price adjustments per outlet, resolved in the hotel's own timezone and applied the moment a line is rung up.

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Who this is for: Owner, Manager — reading needs pos.catalog.read; creating or editing needs pos.catalog.manage. Where: Settings → Happy Hour

A happy hour rule adjusts an article's price automatically for anything rung up inside a time window — without touching the article's own price in Article categories & catalog. A rule belongs to one outlet, names the days of the week and the local time-of-day window it applies in, and carries a signed adjustment.

Create a rule#

  1. Select the outlet.
  2. Select New rule.
  3. Name it — this name is what shows up on the check line, so write it the way a guest should read it ("Evening Special", not "Rule 3").
  4. Toggle the days it applies on.
  5. Set the start and end time. These are read in the outlet's hotel timezone, the same property clock every other Nerve timestamp resolves against — never the browser's or the server's.
  6. Set the adjustment, in basis points, signed: -2000 is 20% off, 2000 is a 20% surcharge. The range is ±10000 (±100%).
  7. Select New rule.

Catatan

A window may cross midnight. A start of 22:00 and an end of 02:00 covers 22:00–24:00 on the named days, and 00:00–02:00 on the day after each named day.

When more than one rule matches#

Rules can legitimately overlap — a Friday 16:00–20:00 rule and a weekday 17:00–19:00 rule both cover Friday 18:00. Exactly one applies, decided in this order: the rule naming fewer days wins; if that ties, the shorter window wins; if that still ties, it's decided by a stable internal tiebreak so the same input always resolves to the same rule.

Resolution happens at the moment a line is added to a check, against the current hotel-local time — never re-evaluated afterwards. A line added at 18:59 keeps its happy hour price even if the rule ends a minute later; a line added at 19:01 gets none, even on the same check.

What appears on the check#

A line priced under a rule carries that rule's name and basis-point adjustment alongside its price, so a receipt or a manager reviewing the check can see why the price differs from the catalog — not just that it does.

What's next#