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A discount above the cashier's limit needs a manager

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
POS cashierRings the sale and asks for the discount.
POS managerApproves it by signing in on the till and giving the reason.

Step by step

  1. POS cashier

    Tries to give a 25 per cent discount where the limit is 10.

    What they see:The till says it is more than they may give alone and to ask a manager.

  2. POS manager

    Signs in on that till with their own login.

    What they see:The till now accepts a discount above the limit, because the manager holds that key.

  3. POS manager

    Applies the discount and picks a reason from the list.

    What they see:The bill total drops, the percentage is shown.

  4. POS cashier

    Takes payment as usual.

    What they see:The sale completes.

  5. POS manager

    Later opens the sale in the back office.

    What they see:The discount appears in the change history, and a discount over the limit is flagged in the audit trail.

Who is told what

No message is sent, but the sale is marked in the audit trail as a discount over the cashier limit.

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