Difference between revisions of "Customising POS"
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| + | POS is the abbreviation for Point of Sale. POS Customisation enables each User and/or Company to set their POS | ||
| + | screen up the way they want to view it. The basic format is set by default however the required functions and one-touch | ||
| + | keys are user specific. Customising POS is completed in the back-ground and is only possible with the correct | ||
| + | Access Level to do so. The ability to Export and Import keypads enables Companies to create a keypad set-up | ||
| + | once, and simply Import it onto Workstations at separate Outlets as required. | ||
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| + | If you run multiple locations or Cost Centres you should configure Tills specifically for these locations. This allows | ||
| + | individual location and contact details to print on receipts from those Tills | ||
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| + | '''How to Customise POS''' | ||
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| + | Customising POS involves three distinct steps as described at these links: | ||
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| + | *[[Configure_Preferences]] | ||
| + | *[[Till Assignments]] | ||
| + | *[[Customise_Keypads]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 2 March 2011
Overview
POS is the abbreviation for Point of Sale. POS Customisation enables each User and/or Company to set their POS screen up the way they want to view it. The basic format is set by default however the required functions and one-touch keys are user specific. Customising POS is completed in the back-ground and is only possible with the correct Access Level to do so. The ability to Export and Import keypads enables Companies to create a keypad set-up once, and simply Import it onto Workstations at separate Outlets as required.
If you run multiple locations or Cost Centres you should configure Tills specifically for these locations. This allows individual location and contact details to print on receipts from those Tills
How to Customise POS
Customising POS involves three distinct steps as described at these links:
