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How to use salesplaces and selectors in practice? (3 minute read)

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Selector Groups in Kanpla are a powerful way to control who sees what on your platform. By using them in combination with a salesplace, you can organize users based on their location, group, or role - and tailor the ordering experience to fit their needs.

This setup is perfect for environments like schools, large companies, or shared office buildings, where different user groups need access to different menus, modules or products.

What Can You Do with Selector Groups?

Selector Groups let you:

  • Group users based on where they come from (e.g., department, school class, or company)

  • Assign specific benefits or grant access to certain modules

  • Limit what users can see or do -so they only view the content relevant to their group


To demonstrate the functionality of the Selector Group please read the following example:

Example: Company Use Case

Imagine you manage food service for a large company with multiple departments like HR, Finance, and IT. With Selector Groups, each employee is forced to pick their department when signing up at the platform.

Each department is set up as a Selector Group, and all employees order through the same salesplace called “Main Canteen”.

For example:

  • HR sees only their assigned menu and product offers.

  • Finance has access to a breakfast offer available only on Mondays.

  • IT receives special benefits tied to their group.

Although all departments order through the same salesplace, each user only sees what’s relevant to them—making the experience clear and streamlined while giving administrators a full overview of activity per group.

Selector Groups make it easy to personalize and control the user experience in Kanpla - whether you’re managing a single location with multiple teams or serving a diverse group across shared spaces. By combining Selector Groups with a single salesplace, you ensure that each user only sees what’s relevant to them.

It’s a flexible, scalable way to manage menus, modules, and user access - while keeping everything organized and efficient for both users and administrators


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