Printed receipt
The till receipt is printed on the counter's Epson or WDLink receipt printer.
Till and sales
At the counter, there is just one move to make: pass the label in front of the scanner. The item, its price and its quantity appear in the sale, ready to be paid.
The sale
Taking payment
| Payment method | What is recorded |
|---|---|
| Cash | The amount received |
| Bank card | The amount paid by card |
| Bank transfer | The amount and the transfer reference |
| Cheque | The bank, the cheque number and, if needed, a photo |
| Cash deposit at a branch | The amount and the deposit slip |
| Bill of exchange | The bank, the number and the date |
A supporting document (photo or PDF) can be attached to each payment. Cheque and bill payments can be validated once they have cleared. See payments and their supporting documents.
Credit sales
Some customers pay in several instalments, especially for valuable pieces. The sale is then flagged as a credit sale and receives its payments over time, with different payment methods if needed.
After the sale
The till receipt is printed on the counter's Epson or WDLink receipt printer.
Each sale is completed, in progress or cancelled: nothing disappears without a trace.
Sales for the period, to view or filter on the dashboards.
Yes: we install 2D scanners, which read QR codes as well as standard barcodes.
Yes. The sale is flagged as a credit sale, receives its payments over time, and its balance due stays visible.
Yes: the sale moves to cancelled status. It stays in the history, with its status.
Cash, bank card, bank transfer, cheque, cash deposit at a branch, and bills of exchange.
Product records, codes and labels.
Customer records, quotes and history.
Tills, scanners and printers, sold and installed.
We walk you through a full sale: scanning, payment in several instalments and the receipt.