A line of its own above the register for the desks a shop works at, so each new one is an entry there instead of another button crowding the register bar
Order from a vendor at the till: a request for quotation written line by line -- quantities, units and prices -- on the shop's own desk, confirmed by a manager.
Says which employee wrote the request for quotation, asked the vendor and ordered, and can write the orders as that employee's own user.
Says which employee counted, validated or asked for goods at the till, and can write the stock documents as that employee's own user.
Record the differences per payment method at the closing of a POS session and print the report that explains them
An Expenses screen of its own in the point of sale: money out of the drawer for an errand, the receipts and invoices it paid recorded as Odoo's own expenses, photographed, marked as paid by the company or out of pocket, and handed in for approval -- each cashier sees only their own.
A warehouse desk inside the session: the stock on hand of this shop and of the warehouses it may see, counted and searched one tap from the register.
The sessions of a point of sale as a list at the till, and the cash register of each one printed from there or from the back office
The employee who worked the shift ends it: closing the session is offered at the cashier level, without handing out the rest of a manager's access.
Stop the sale at the till, where it can still be stopped, instead of at the picking after the customer has paid.
Lets a label be printed from inside a Point of Sale session.
The shelf labels waiting to be printed, one tap from the register: scoped to the shop's price lists, filtered, selected and printed from inside the session.
Every preset of the point of sale as a tab next to the order tabs: one tap to switch, the active one highlighted.
Every pricelist of the point of sale as a tab next to the order tabs: one tap re-prices the order, the active one highlighted.
Show the price of the product on its card in the point of sale, so the cashier reads it without opening the line.
Show what is left on hand on the product card in the POS App
The transfers of the shop on the warehouse desk: receipts and deliveries counted at the till, and goods asked of another warehouse off its own shelf line -- asked with a request of its own, answered by a manager.
Asking another warehouse for goods states the unit too: the shop asks for two cases, not for twenty-four pieces it has to work out.
Scanning and searching at the till match the barcode, the internal reference and the PLU alike, and the card can show the code.
The till charges the carton price of a rule written for the carton, instead of the piece price times twenty-five.