POS

The POS module supports point-of-sale operations for retail or counter-based selling.

Visual guide

Start with setup

POS is centered on a counter and a live session. Set the defaults first. Then open a session before you sell.

What this visual means

The counter is the anchor for POS activity. Sessions and shifts sit behind the daily sales flow. The illustration is a guide to the counter-first setup, not a live POS screen.

Lock state matters

The lock illustration reminds the user that POS access depends on setup and session state. Cashiers should not start sales until the session is ready.

Before you start

• Confirm the POS setup exists.
• Confirm the counter or grid screen is configured.
• Confirm the default customer and payment method are ready.
• Confirm the user can open sessions and shifts.

Main routes in the app

Route	Purpose
setup	Configure POS
system	Open the POS system
system-2	Alternate POS system view
grid-system	Grid-based POS screen
grid-system-2	Alternate grid POS screen
payment	POS payment screen
counter/new	Create a counter
counter/list	View counters
session/start	Start a POS session
session/list	View sessions
shift/new	Start a shift
shift/list	View shifts
table/new	Create a table
order-type/new	Create an order type
modifier-group/new	Create a modifier group
modifier/new	Create a modifier
loyalty-point	Configure loyalty points
loyalty-reward	Manage rewards

Related pages

• POS Setup
• POS System
• Session
• Shift
• Payment Screen
• Order Type
• Counter

Detailed pages

• POS Setup
• POS System
• POS System 2
• Grid POS
• Grid POS 2
• Payment Screen
• Counter
• Session
• Shift
• Table
• Order Type
• KOT List
• Modifier Groups and Modifiers
• Loyalty Point Setup
• Loyalty Reward

What POS supports

• counter-based selling
• held orders
• payment collection
• invoice generation
• session and shift control
• table and order type management
• modifiers and loyalty rules

Example

A cashier opens the counter, searches for items, takes payment, and prints the POS invoice in one flow.

What to document in detail

The POS pages should explain:

• setup before sales start
• how to start a session
• how to move between holds and active sales
• how payment finalization works
• how cash settlement closes the counter

Practical note

The POS code includes session guards and multiple screen variants. That means users should start with setup and session rules before learning the sale screen itself.