A second screen faces the customer, so they can check each item and price before they pay. You choose how the bill looks and which screen it uses.
3 things it does
Your customer sees each item they are buying on a second screen
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Can the customer watch their items on a second screen? A second monitor facing the customer shows the items being rung up, and it updates as the cart changes.
Without it
A customer standing at the counter cannot see the bill being built. They ask what each item is, and the queue behind them grows.
With it
A second screen facing the customer shows each item as you ring it up, with its quantity and price. It updates as the cart changes, so the customer can check the bill as it grows.
A second monitor facing the customer mirrors the cart on the Sales screen. Each item appears as you ring it up, with its quantity and price, and the list changes as the cart changes. The screen does not show what you paid for an item, your profit on it, or the stock left on the shelf. It does not yet show payment or the finished sale.
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Show your customer the bill in the layout that suits your shop
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What can the customer see on a second screen while I ring up a sale? The customer's second screen can show one of four layouts: Detailed list, Spotlight, Tiles or Split. The shop sets how much detail it shows, and the screen mirrors the sale on the counter.
Without it
A long list of items can be hard for a customer to follow on a small screen. A restaurant and a pharmacy also show a sale in different ways.
With it
You pick one of four layouts: a detailed list, a spotlight on one item, tiles or a split view. The customer's screen then shows the sale the way your shop wants.
You set how much detail it shows, from Simple to Full detail, or choose Custom. Discounts cannot be hidden. When many items are on the list, the oldest lines fold into a count, and the screen does not scroll. Your shop starts with the layout that suits its kind of shop, and you can change it.
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Your customer sees each product's picture as it is rung up
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Will my customer see the product picture on the customer display? The customer display shows a product's picture, or its initials when the product has none.
Without it
Your customer watches the screen while you ring up their shopping. With only names and numbers on it, they have to read each line to know what you have picked.
With it
Each product can show its picture beside its name, so the customer sees at a glance what is going into their bag. A product with no picture shows its initials instead.
You choose one picture for a product on its product page, and a person who may edit products can change it. Every computer in the shop receives the picture from the main computer, so the customer display can show it there too. The Tiles and Spotlight layouts draw the picture. A product with no picture shows its initials, so nothing is left blank.
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