The till sells what the catalogue says, at the catalogue's prices
What moves
Products, variants, barcodes, extras, categories and price lists come from Products & Online Store. When one changes, the till's copy updates and open registers fetch the new version about every five minutes. Each sale line is priced by the catalogue's price rules for the shop's price list, the customer and the till as a sales channel.
Before you start
- Point of Sale and Products & Online Store in your plan
- The product is marked Sell at the till
- A shop with a price list, or the product's own price
- Products & Online Store and Point of Sale in your plan
- Products marked Sell at the till
Step by step
- Catalogue managerProducts & Online Store
Creates a product, marks it Sell at the till and sets its price on the shop's price list.
You see:The product is saved in the catalogue.
- SystemPoint of Sale
Updates the till's copy of the product and raises the catalogue version.
You see:The next time a register checks, it sees a new version.
- POS cashierPoint of Sale
Searches or scans the new item.
You see:It appears with its price.
- SystemProducts & Online Store
Prices the line using the shop's price list, the customer and the quantity.
You see:The line shows the catalogue's price. If the catalogue is unreachable, the last saved price is used.
Related
- Products & Online Store
- Point of Sale
- Your website sells from your Online store
- A paid online order is fulfilled as a sales order, and its status comes back
- A paid online subscription order becomes a draft subscription
- A shopper orders and the shop packs, ships and delivers it
- A shopper sends goods back, the store answers, the warehouse receives, the refund follows
- Connections between modules