Button | Explanation |
Removes all products/discounts from the current sale to start over. Hotkey F4 will also do this. | |
Saves the created shopping cart to finalize the sale later. Saved sale appears in the Pending Sales. | |
Save the sale as an order. The order can be saved as no payment is added, or a smaller amount than total is paid for the order. Created order appears in the Pickup Orders. | |
Create a layaway for all products displayed in the shopping cart, and take partial payment/deposit. Created layaway appears in the Layaways. More about layaways here. | |
Save the sale as a waybill. No payment is added to the waybill, but directly saved. Saved waybills can be found in the Back office - Sales - Invoices. | |
Add a manual discount to the sale. The discount can be added as a percent or specific amount. | |
Remove tax from current sale, and document tax exempt certificate number. | |
Add a receipt note or internal note to the current sale. | |
Reprints the receipt for the last transaction that was processed at the POS. | |
Use to pop open the cash drawer (if applicable). Pressing this button notes as a 0 dollar open on the x-Report. | |
Select and apply a predefined promotion to the current sale. | |
Possibility to assign the whole sale or separate product commission to the exact employee. | |
Apply a serialized coupon to discount the current sale (coupons are created from ERPLY back office and are usually tied to a specific sales promotion). | |
Allows the cashier to print out a gift receipt for the current sale (gift receipts do not show prices and net sales total). | |
Add shipping cost to the sale by adding the customer's ZIP code. The corresponding tax rate is then included in the sale. | |
Creates a Quote that does not book products, does not move goods, or generates turnover. The quote appears in the Offers. | |
Performs a stock transfer to another location of products that were added to the shopping cart. | |
The function lets you create an invoice-waybill. Cannot be used with the default customer. More information is here. |