Warehouse Statistic

The Warehouse Statistic is a graphic that shows the total value of goods in each particular warehouse per commodity group. This report may be found under the Evaluations tab. If you can not locate it there, you must Edit Menu Entries. Select the desired Commodity Group, and click Update to refresh the results. The left-hand side shows a bar graph, … Read More

Commodity Group Statistic

The Commodity Group Statistic is a visual report that illustrates the distribution of the total sales of commodity groups. This can be helpful in determining what groups are your most popular and least popular sellers. The Commodity Group Statistic may be found under the Evaluations tab. If you cannot locate it there,  you may need to … Read More

Revenue Allocation Account Setup & Report

Revenue allocation Accounts are amounts or portions of revenue that are assigned to a particular recipient—for example employee commissions, tips, and gratuity. Revenue Allocation Account Setup Creating the Account To create a Revenue Allocation Account, navigate to Settings > Revenue Allocation Accounts, and click on New. If you can not find it there, you must Edit Menu Entries. Give the account a … Read More

Tag Report

The Tag Report shows you an overview of your tags and their associated sales data in the specified period. The overview can be filtered according to an organizational unit and product group. The totals cannot be added up since each product can be associated with multiple tags, and some products may not have any tags at … Read More

Discount Report

The Discount Report gives you an overview of how discounts affect your sales. This report focuses on discounted amounts and not as much on what actually caused the discount. For a more thorough examination of why discounts occur, refer to the Discount Reasons Report. The Discount Report is under the Evaluations tab. If you can’t find it … Read More

Why is the displayed discount is different than what was entered?

Why is the discount shown on the receipt different from the actual entered value? The deviation, which is usually no more than one to four cents, is that the discount on the individual items must be divided evenly. Here is a small example: You have three items on the receipt and give a receipt discount … Read More