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Use the express checkout

Tap on the item , check the receipt, change quantities, and undo mistakes.

The express checkout doesn't use a table plan. You tap on item , they appear immediately on the receipt, and you settle the bill directly. Designed for counter, snack bar , and cafes.

Prerequisite: The device is set to Express Checkout ( switch view ), a shift is running, and you have the right to "Take orders".

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Express checkout in the video
Tap the item

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Tap the item

Select the menu and category at the top and tap the tiles. A green indicator shows how many times an item appears on the receipt. At the counter , the categories are displayed as a swipeable bar, unless you've enabled tiles: Categories and Course Selection when ordering. On a tablet, the receipt is on the right; on a smartphone, you open it via Proceed to Payment. The receipt displays Assign Table and the total amount at the top, followed by each item with - and +, then Price Category, Payment Method, and Drink Type (usually Takeout at the counter ). At the bottom, you settle the bill using the amount button, for example, Balance €11.90 · Cash.

Change quantity and edit line

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Change quantity and edit line

Identical item are listed in the same row. Change the quantity using − and +, or swipe the row right (+1) or left (−1). Tapping the row displays each item individually. A long press offers Note, Discount, Surcharge, and Remove. After removing an item, you can undo the row for a few seconds.

Typo? The Undo arrow at the top removes the last selected item . A long press on a tile offers notes, favorites, and sold-out options. item requiring selection will only open the detailed order form.

A partially completed receipt will remain active if you switch views or restart the app, as long as the shift is running. Next, let's proceed with cashiering at the counter.

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