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Rooms, physical tables, combined units, availability, and layout are shared operational data. A configuration change can affect several Tapp surfaces even though it is made from one Admin settings page.

Who can do this?

Owners and Managers and Staff can use the described parts. Only Owners and Managers have configuration write access; Staff access remains read-only or operational. API authorization is authoritative.

Where

Owners and Managers configure data in Settings → Rooms & tables. Owners, Managers, and Staff encounter the result in Bookings, Live floor, table sessions, and table-aware POS selection; guests encounter eligible inventory in booking flows.

Steps

  1. A room groups tables, sets allocation priority, and owns a visual floor layout.
  2. A physical table contributes seats, minimum/maximum party size, priority, room assignment, and optional placement.
  3. A combined table groups physical table IDs into a reusable unit with its own maximum party size.
  4. Offline priority excludes a physical table from online allocation but leaves the record available for other controlled workflows.
  5. Bookings and active table sessions retain references; review them before moving, combining, hiding, or deleting a table.

Platform notes

The Admin App and API use stable table IDs across settings and operations. Live-floor and POS views consume room, table, combined membership, and session data; the layout changes visualization, while capacity and priority affect allocation semantics. The API blocks deletion of a table referenced by active future bookings, but configuration changes still require operational coordination.

Market notes

The data model is shared by GB and DE. Localized labels do not duplicate or translate merchant-entered room/table names. Market differences do not create a separate Germany hierarchy; the same category documents the shared behavior.

Troubleshooting

When surfaces disagree, first confirm shop and table ID, then refresh settings, bookings, and live-floor data. Check Offline priority, room assignment, combined membership, and active sessions separately. Do not delete and recreate a table to fix a display issue because that changes its identity and can break references.