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# Quick Actions
The menu screen features several quick action buttons designed to make the order creation process efficient.
## Within a Product
* **Quantity** — At the top, you are able to increase or decrease the quantity of the item.
* **New** — This button allows you to add the same product without the customisations you've already made.
* **Done** — If you are done with the customisations for this particular order[^1], click on Done.
* **Remove all extras** — This allows you to remove all ingredients in a particular section.
* **Note** — You can add a note to the product using the *Note* field below. Select the three dots beside it to open *Quick Note*, which provides a list of preset notes for quicker access.
## In the Basket or Order Details
This shows products that are added in the order. From here, you can click on the products if you want to update them.
* **Show all and Chosen** — Clicking on Chosen will display **only the ingredients that are selected**. You can click Show all to display all the ingredients.
* **Delete —** This is for removing the product from the order.
* **Note** — This field lets you add a note to **the last product you added**. Select the three dots beside it to open *Quick Note*, which provides a list of preset notes for quicker access.
* **Quantity** — This allows you to increase or decrease the quantity of **the last product you added**. This makes it more efficient to add multiple quantities of a regular product that does not open the customisation screen.
[^1]: this particular item
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