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# Groups and Transferring Products in Split Order
## Creating Groups
When entering the split order screen, all order items are initially placed in **Group 1**. To create a new group:
1. Select the item(s) you wish to transfer.
2. Click **Add new group**.
The selected items will move to the newly created group, whilst the remaining items stay in the original group.
The amount due for each group is automatically calculated as products are added to or removed from the group.
## Products with Multiple Quantities
For products with multiple quantities (e.g., 2x Coke), you can transfer individual units or all units. You can use the **minus (-), plus (+), or All** button to change the desired unit to transfer.
## Splitting Products into Parts
Products can be divided into fractional portions:
1. Select the product(s) you wish to split.
2. Choose the number of parts to divide it into.
3. Transfer each portion to the appropriate group.
## Deposit Return Scheme in Split Order
The deposit return scheme amount automatically transfers together with the product associated with it.
## Additional Order Items
The system remembers the grouping that's done for the order. When product(s) are added later on, they will **automatically go to Group 1**. These additional products can then be transferred and added to the existing groups.
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