Point Of Sale
Document Version v.5
Document Last Updated 02/08/23
Software Version Documented v9.8.39

Overview

In this document, we will cover the POS process and many of the common scenarios one may face during a typical day at the counter.

Suggested POS Settings:

The following General settings will need to be configured on each computer at the counter.

Setting the Counter to always open a New Quote/Order

Below will go over how to configure everytime you select ‘New’ a new quote/order appears automatically insteading of having to select the order type each time.

Now everytime this user select’s ‘New’, a new quote and order will automatically open.

Selecting Proper Sales Owner:

Whoever logs into the terminal originally will be set as the sales owner by default. However, If you want to make the counter users always select the sales owner.

If you prefer to have the login user just default as the sales owner, leave blank.

POS Flowchart

Below is the flow chart of a new order and the multiple scenarios you can encounter at the counter.

Point of Sale Scenarios

The “Point of Sale” (POS) section of this document covers any order that is being completed with a customer that is physically present, purchasing something at the counter.

Cash Customer

Credit Customer (On Account)

Credit Customer (On Account) - Paying Cash

Will Call Orders Taken at POS

Will Call Cash Customer

**If the counter salesperson picks material, follow the process below:
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When the Customer Picks Up Material

Will Call Credit Customer (On Account)

**If the counter salesperson picks material, follow the process below:
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When the Customer Picks Up Material

If the customer intends to be invoiced later, select No and the process ends at this point.

If the customer would like to pay now, select Yes and accept payment.

Delivery Order Taken at POS

Delivery Order Cash Customer

Delivery Order Credit Customer (On Account)

Common Miscellaneous Scenarios Encountered in POS

Entering an order and you know you have the material but the warehouse value is wrong

Entering an order for a Credit Customer and it says that the order is on credit hold

In the scenario that you are placing an order for a customer that has an account with your business and they are on credit hold, you will see the following message at the top when you enter their account into a new order/quote

This means the customer exceeded their Soft Credit limit. In order to exceed this limit and proceed with the order, seek approval from the appropriate person.

Once the order has been approved by that person, then you will be able to proceed with the order like normal.

If POS mode is activated, then a receipt will print with ON HOLD printed on it in big letters.

**NOTE:**Do not let the customer leave with the material when the order is on credit hold.

When the order is approved, you’ll want to reprint the receipt from the dispatch queue so it doesn’t say ON HOLD on it.

Entering a Credit Customer order, and it says the customer’s credit limit is not sufficient

This means the customer exceeded their Hard Credit limit. No additional leeway can be given to this customer, so it won’t be possible to proceed with the order until you discuss it with management. At this point just save the quote until it can be later processed.

Reprinting a pick ticket, packing list, receipt, or any other document for an order

If you need to reprint a document for an order for any reason.

Adding an item to an order

Delete or Change an item from an order that has NOT been picked or staged yet

Delete or change quantity of an item from an order that HAS been picked or staged

Copying an order

In the scenario that you need to recreate an order whether the order you are trying to recreate is cancelled, or shipped you can “copy” the order bu following these steps below:

Returns

Return an item NOT on an existing order at the COUNTER (Point Of Sale)

Return an item on an existing order