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POS Putting Orders on Temporary Hold

The Hold Order (F3) Hot Key will put POS abbreviation for Point of Sale. The cash register interface for use with walk-in business at "brick and mortar" stores. Used with barcode scanners and cash drawers. Sales made on the POS screen draw from the same inventory as orders imported from online stores. orders on Hold temporarily. For example, if a customer initiates an order purchase, but can't complete the transaction immediately, the user can put that order on Hold and proceed with the next customer's transaction. Orders on Hold can then be recalled to the POS by clicking the Recall Order (F4) button.

Note: POS orders placed on temporary Hold can only be recalled on the computer where they were entered and on the same day on which they were entered.  Orders left on temporary Hold beyond the date they were entered are discarded by the program.

1. Add line items. There are five ways to add line items:

   1. Select to mouse "left-click" on an object, usually a row in a table, in the context of Order Manager documentation items on the Hot Keys tab.

   2. Scan the barcode on the item.

   3. Type a SKU the abbreviation for Stock Keeping Unit; a unique identifier used to track product inventory in the SKU field and press Enter on the keyboard.

   4. Type a barcode in the Barcode field and press Enter or Tab on the keyboard.

   5. Perform a product search by clicking on the Prod. Lookup button or pressing the F6 key.

2. Select the Hold Order Hot Key or press F3 on the keyboard.

3. The flag ORDERS ON HOLD! appears in red in the upper left hand corner of the POS screen synonymous with the Microsoft Access Form Object or user interface. to remind the user that an order (or orders) are on hold.

4. You can now proceed with another order in the POS system. See POS Order Recall to learn how to recall an order on Hold.

Created: 1/20/12

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