An interactive guide that explains the main pages, when to use each one, and what outcome to expect after every operation.
A practical guide for barcode selling, quick items, cash and card payments, and receipt printing.
What is it for?
Creates fast cashier sales by barcode, item search, quick item, or service.
When to use it
During direct customer checkout in a store or branch.
Expected result
A POS sales invoice with inventory and accounts updated by payment method.
What is it for?
Shows the most used or manually selected items without loading every item image.
When to use it
For markets that sell repeated items and need fast tapping.
Expected result
Faster item selection without slowing the device.
What is it for?
Lets the cashier split payment and choose the bank account that receives card amounts.
When to use it
When the customer pays by cash, card, or both.
Expected result
Correct cash and bank entries, with exchange rate support when needed.
What is it for?
Opens an old sale and prints the same receipt again.
When to use it
If the printer failed or the customer needs another copy.
Expected result
A receipt copy without creating a second sale.
Printer setup, barcode labels, receipt appearance, and cashier permissions.
What is it for?
Selects receipt and label printers and tests them before selling.
When to use it
Before using a new device or after changing printers.
Expected result
Reliable printing from the correct device.
What is it for?
Controls logo, date, text, alignment, and visible receipt fields.
When to use it
When preparing the official store receipt design.
Expected result
One receipt style for all POS devices in the workspace.
What is it for?
Prints small product or bag labels, not A4 sheets.
When to use it
When items need scannable labels for checkout.
Expected result
A barcode label that the scanner can read.
What is it for?
Controls returns, price editing, item creation, and purchase access.
When to use it
When setting what each cashier can do.
Expected result
The POS interface shows only allowed actions.