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Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSFigure 5 Add payment methods on POSYou can use cash, credit card, or Square payment methods for one order and accept partialpayment.3.2.2.6 Step 6: Complete the orderAfter payment, complete the order and print the receipt.Getting started – 14

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSFigure 6 POS receiptGetting started – 15

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSYou can also use the Reorder button to quickly duplicate an existing order.If a customer doesn’t want to make a purchase yet, you can Hold their order and check outlater.Figure 7 List of hold order3.2.3 Refund ordersIn case you need to refund an order:1. Find the order and start the refund2. Select items to refund3. Make adjustments and review totals4. Select payment to refundGetting started – 16

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS5. Complete refund and notify customersFigure 8 Refund items on POSGetting started – 17

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS4 User Features Guide4.1 POS & User Management How to manage POS How to Manage Staff Users to Magestore POS4.1.1 How to manage POS1. Go to Magento Backend POS Manage POS.2. On the POS listing page, click on the Add POS or Edit POS button.3. Input POS Name and Location4.1.2 How to Manage Staff Users to Magestore POS1. Go to the Magento Backend POS in the Admin section, click Manage Staffs.2. To create a new user, click on Add Staff or Edit Staff button.3. Input User Info.4. Click SaveFigure 9 Staff listingUser Features Guide – 18

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSFigure 10 Staff infomation4.2 Product Management4.2.1 How to show products on POS1. In the backend, go to Catalog Inventory Products.2. Select the product you want to change its visibility on POS & website. We take anexample of the product3. On the Product Details page, navigate to the attribute Visible on POS. By default, allproducts have this configuration set to YES with [Global] scope.4.2.2 How to Mass Visible Product on POS1. In the Backend, go to Catalog Inventory Products. Select all the product list.2. In the box Action, choose Update Attributes to change the visibility setting.User Features Guide – 19

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS3. In the tab Attributes, scroll down to the Visible on POS field. Choose YES or NO to updateproducts’ visibility in bulk.And here is the final results on POS.User Features Guide – 20

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS4.2.3 Why product doesn’t show on POSSometimes on the POS, you don’t see the product you created in the Magento backend. Hereare 4 common reasons why it happens:1. You set [Enable product] No in the backendIf you don’t enable the product, the product doesn’t show on the POS.Figure 11 disable product2. The configuration “Visible on POS” No in the product detailsIf you set the configuration [Visible on POS] No, the product doesn’t show on POS.3. Product is not updated yet to your local browserIn case the POS is running in offline mode, it will update data based on the time rangeconfigured in the POS setting.You can find these settings under Go to POS SETTINGS SYNCHRONIZATIONUser Features Guide – 21

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSIn this example, we set the sync time to 5 mins. This means the POS will update product dataevery 5 mins, so any changes won’t be updated immediately. You can wait for the POS toupdate data or manually refresh the POS by pressing F5.4.2.4 How POS and Website Share StockThis open-source POS version only supports Default Stock. It means all locations (that link withthe POS you created) can only link to one default stock. All your stores using POS will share thesame inventory in one warehouse. The website also shares the default stock with locations(POS).To use multiple stocks for different warehouses and stores (omnichannel solution), pleaseupgrade to our Commerce plan.Below is the stock linking structure of the Open Source POS solution:4.2.5 How to Visible Products on POS Only but not Available onWebsite1. In Magento Backend Catalog Products, choose the Product then Edit.2. Toggle Visible on POS to Yes.User Features Guide – 22

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS3. In Visibility, choose the option Not Visible Individually4. In Product in Websites, you still need to keep the checked box for Product inWebsite.Figure 12 visible on POS4.2.6 How to Sell Out of Stock Product on POS but Can not Sell onWebsiteIf you want to sell out of stock product on POS, without selling on the website. Please goto Backend POS Settings Checkout section and select setting Add out-of-stockproduct to cart is YESUser Features Guide – 23

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POSIf you don’t want to sell out of stock product on Website, please go to Store Configuration Catalog Inventory Product Stock Options and choose the setting Backorders is Nobackorder4.2.7 How to Avoid Limiting Display Long Product NameSometimes, a long product name is cut off while displaying. It is difficult to realize the productwhile adding to the cart. This problem is shown in the below Screenshot.To avoid this situation, please follow that guide:4.2.7.1 Method 1: Change device screen resolutionMaybe your device screen has low resolution. We suggest go to your OS setting screen to thesuitable resolution. The minimum required screen resolution is: 1400 (w) x 900 (h)User Features Guide – 24

Magestore Open Source POS – Magestore Open Source POS4.2.7.2 Method 2: Change the product nameMaybe the long product name is set into one word. It can no be displayed a long world on thePOS Screen.For example, the name “Dots Wandhaken-Eiche-L”, actually, has 2 words with. We suggest youchange the name to many single words by replacing the “-“ character to space character. Thelast result is “Dots Wandhaken Eiche L”4.3 Customer Management4.3.1 How to create a new customer on POSCreating customers right on your POS is the easiest way to get customer’s insights and boostcustomer experience.1. Login to POS Click on Guest Choose Create Customer. A popup will show up foryou to input your customer’s information.2. Input Information of your Customer then click SaveUser Features Guide – 25

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