Coffee Shop Intro Video - Order Taking in the POS Terminal
Coffee Order Taking for Point of Sale
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General Transcript:
In this web-isode we’re going to be placing orders for coffee through the point of sale terminal. Enter pin code one, this is our demo pin code. We are taken then to the coffee demo menu.We also have other categories, but we are focusing on the coffee’s. We have sub categories in this menu area, the cold coffee’s sub category here will switch us back and forth.
In this lower section we have listed the common modifiers for both coffees. We keep them closely the same between the two main coffee categories here.
We’ve placed all the coffees in the upper section.
To start an order, select your item.We choose this coffee, and then choose it’s size. This coffee is setup with a prompt. This is a feature that you can set through the menu, and you can design different prompts for different items, or groups of items.
Once you’ve added an item, you can go back and modify it. You can change the size or the quantity, if you still haven’t printed it out.
You can also repeat items. You Can delete items that have not been printed.
You can post modify items in the order, such as adding whip cream to a coffee that had been placed on the order previous to other items.
You can add multiple modifiers to an item, and when you delete an item, all of it’s modifiers are deleted along with it.
Coffee Shop Payments
We have quick payment options for making payments from the menu screen.You get the balance when the order closes, and the items print out to their prep areas.
You can also apply different payment methods. Select the order type at the end, then use the various payment methods, credit card, ash, gift card, vip cards. You can also split and make payments to the order.
Menu Sorting And Layout
You can set items any where in the menu multiple times. This allows you to unify layout and make it easier for your employees to find the items.
You can also sort the item’s by alphabetical order, rather than the pre-designed layout.