> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/come-a-little-bit-closer.md).

# Location Based Menus

Jane's location based menus are a great option for stores with multiple locations, split medical/recreational menus or delivery hubs. 

[Check out the steps below for deep linking with location based menus as well - this can be a great tool for your marketing campaigns!](#deep-linking-on-location-based-menus)

With a location based menu, shoppers will be asked to select their location and will then be directed through a decision option to get them to the best menu for them:

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Location based menus can be added to your subscription at any time, reach out to your partner success manager or <partnersuccess@iheartjane.com> to get more information or to sign up.&#x20;

### FAQ:

What if a customer is equally distant between multiple menus - where will they be routed to?

* Customer's will be routed to the menu with more products

What if one of my locations has online ordering turned off, can they still be sent to that menu?

* No, the Location Based Menu will only route your customers to menus where ordering is available

What are the following prompts after a customers enters their address?

Customers will see the following:

* Medical or Recreational (This prompt will only appear if both options are available)
* Pickup or Delivery (This prompt will only appear if both options are available)

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If a store only has recreational menus that only offer pickup, we will not ask your shoppers to choose between medical or recrecreational, they will be routed to the closest recrecreational menu after they enter in their address

### Deep Linking on Location Based Menus

You can absolutely deep link with location based menus and we recommend that you do!

**We support pre-filtering the following fields:**

**Lineage (indica, sativa, etc)**

* Valid values: `indica, sativa, hybrid, cbd`
* E.g.
  * One category: `?category=hybrid`
  * Multiple categories: `?category=hybrid,indica`

How this might look on a URL: [https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?category=hybrid](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/www.iheartjane.com)

**Top Level Categories and Subcategories**

* Valid top-level values: `gear, pre-roll, extract, edible, merch, grow, tincture, flower, topical, vape`
* E.g.
  * Top-level: `?root_types=edible`
  * Subcategories: `?root_types=edible:Bars`

How this might look on a URL: [https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?root\_types=edible:Bars](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/www.iheartjane.com)

**Brand**

* Valid values: any string that refers to a brand - please use HTML encoded strings
* E.g. `?brand=Plus%20Products`
* An additional ‘hard’ filter can be applied to prevent users from seeing other brands
  * `?brand=Plus%20Products&hard=brand`

How this might look on a URL: [https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?brand=Plus%20Products](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/www.iheartjane.com)

**Search query (this one can come in handy for anything on a menu!)**

* Valid values: any string
* E.g. `?query=sleep`

How this might look on a URL: <https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?query=sleep>

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**You can form complex queries by combining multiple filters, e.g.**

1. `?query=blue&category=hybrid&brand=Kushy%20Punch&hard=brand`
2. `?query=sleep&category=hybrid,indica,sativa&root_types=edible:Bars`

Here are a few examples of how these URLs may look:

[https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?category=hybrid](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/www.iheartjane.com)\
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[https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?query=sleep\&category=hybrid,indica,sativa\&root\_types=edible:Bars](https://docs.iheartjane.com/partner-success/men-you/www.iheartjane.com)

#### Deep Linking to Specific Products

To deep link to a specific product, the format of the URL is a little bit different. They work like this:\
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Your URL with ?path=products/JANEPRODUCTID/product-name-withdashes?recommended=false\&fromMenu=true

How this looks on a real link:\
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[https://www.myamazingmenu.com/menu/?path=products/30462/stiiizy-biscotti](mailto:undefined)

**How do you find the Jane Product Id?**\
You can find the Jane product id for any item by clicking the copy button on a Jane product page:\ <br>

<figure><img src="/files/WcmnHPKkOHDVqT6I8D5Q" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

This will give you the full product URL including the product id which will always be listed after /products/:<br>

<figure><img src="/files/c1ZAfjLLX02m1U0NH0el" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Please note that URLs should be encoded and are are case sensitive.**
{% endhint %}

### Setting Up Location Based Menu Embeds

Copy the embed script below to embed onto your site. You will notice the part labelled "OPERATOR\_ID" you will need to replace that with your dispensary teams specific operator id - that will be provided by your Jane Partner Success Manager.&#x20;

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```
    <script id="jane-frame-script" src="https://api.iheartjane.com/v1/operators/OPERATOR_ID/embed.js"></script>
```