Point of Sale
Last update:
07/21/2026
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In this topic
POS Overview
- Introduction to POS
- Setting Up POS Shops & Sessions
- Using the POS Interface
- POS Reporting
- How Multi-Shop Offline Sync Works
- Pairing a New Branch (Setup Walkthrough)
Shop & Session Setup
Using the POS Interface
Multi-Shop Offline Sync
Reporting & Analysis
Setting Up POS Shops & Sessions
POS Shop Configuration
Go to Point of Sale > Configuration > POS Shops.
Creating a POS Shop
- Click Create.
- Shop Name – e.g. "Main Street Store".
- Currency – Local currency.
- Available Products – Select all products or specific categories.
- Payment Methods – Cash, Bank Card, Mobile Wallet.
- Journal – The Sales journal where POS orders are posted.
- Receipt Printer – Network printer or ePOS Print.
- Iface – Which screen layout (default, restaurant, bar).
- Set Barcode Scanner if using a hardware scanner.
- Set Customer Display if using a second screen.
Available Product Settings
- Sale Product Search Limit – How many products load initially.
- Show Product Images – Display product images in the POS grid.
- Category Display – As a grid or list.
- Featured Products – Highlight specific items.
Opening a Session
- Click New Session for the shop.
- Enter Opening Cash (cash float).
- The POS interface opens in a new tab.
- Start selling.
Closing a Session
At end of day:
- Click Close Session in the POS interface.
- Enter actual cash counted.
- Quickenerp shows expected vs actual difference.
- Confirm closure. The session posts all orders to Accounting.
Restaurant & Bar Mode
When Iface is set to Restaurant or Bar, the POS gains a floor plan editor (tables, seats), the ability to split a bill across multiple guests, course-by-course order firing to the kitchen, and a bill-printing step separate from final payment — useful for table service rather than a straight retail checkout.
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