Overview
In this manual, we will discuss the various functionalities within our Mobile POS- F&B System. Use Case(s)
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Accessing the Tool
To access the Mobile POS,
Select the Mobile POS Application to launch the Mobile POS..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566243420927&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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Or access the Mobile POS Application via browser with the following link: http://pos.clubessential.com
Enter your POS Pin Code (Consult a Club Admin if you do not know your code) and select Continue
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Opening a Ticket
In this section, we will discuss the necessary procedures to follow when Opening a Ticket.
If you have any Open Tickets they will be displayed on the Open Tickets Tab: you can touch or mouse click to open the Ticket.
To open a New Ticket, choose Select Table.
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Note: The Open Tickets tab should be blank before running the End of Shift Report
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Notes: If you need to navigate to a different Area, select the Area dropdown and choose the applicable Area..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566243420449&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=486)
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If the table has an Open Ticket it will display the server and member name. If there is more than 1 Ticket on the Table it will display how many Tickets are open on the table.
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The Areas displayed in the Area dropdown can vary depending on individual security rights; if you only work the Beverage Cart you may only see the Beverage Cart Area and may not see any others. If you do not see an Area listed that should be, please have your manager check your Employee setup.
4. Member Lookup - Enter the Member Number or Member Name. If this is not a Member, select Guest Member on the top right.
As you are typing the number or name, the screen will display the results. Click, or touch the member name.
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Navigating the POS Screen
Note: There are important areas to point out on the POS screen.
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Adding an Item to a Ticket
The Screen Group (POS Menu) is user defined: buttons can be setup to access a single Item, Item Category, Combo, single Modifier, Modifier Group, or another Screen Group.
Navigate to the applicable button within the Screen Group, and either touch or click to add the Item to the Ticket. In this example, we are navigating to the Sandwiches Item Category Button, and selecting the Hamburger Item to add to the ticket.
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Please Note:If there are any "ask for" options such as ask for price or ask for name, these items will display an icon in the upper left corner of their item's button. The icons are as follows:
Ask for Quantity.
Ask for Price
Ask for Name
Ask for Guest
3. If there are Forced Item Modifiers associated with the Item, users will be brought directly to the corresponding Item Modifier Group screens. If there are no Forced Item Modifiers associated with the Item, the Item will be added directly to the Ticket. In this example, the Hamburger Item is asking us to select a Meat Temperature, Additional Toppings, Cheese Preference, and a Side. Forced Modifiers will vary by Item.
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Note: If the Item Modifier Group allows users to choose Multiple options within a Modifier Group, simply select the Check Mark once all applicable Modifiers have been selected. This will move the user to the next Item Modifier Group screen.
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4. Select the Seat in which the Item should be placed..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244328256&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=330)
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Notes: If you know the Seat Number prior to entering the first Item, simply select the Seat Number, and the Items you enter will be automatically placed on the selected Seat. 
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5. The Item will then be added to the Ticket with Pricing, Coursing, Seating, Modifiers, and Modifier Upcharges included.
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6. To navigate back to the main Screen Group, select the Home button or the Back Arrow to get to the previous screen.
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7. As mentioned, if you know the Seat Number prior to entering the next Item, simply select the Seat Number, and the Items you select next will be automatically placed on that selected Seat.
Note: Please note the Selected Items Screen will update to reflect the Items entered on the Seat you have currently selected. In this instance, we entered the Hamburger on Seat 1, if we then select Seat 2, the screen will not have any items entered because there are no Items entered on Seat 2.
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Note: To view ALL Items entered on the Ticket, select the ALL option.
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8. Proceed to add any additional Items to the Ticket as needed. In this example, we have entered a Hamburger and Bud Light on Seat 1, and Buffalo Wings and Corona on Seat 2.
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9. When When adding Items to a Ticket, there there are two additional ways Items can be added besides selecting directly from the Screen Group (POS Menu); Search and Camera Scanning.
a. The Search option can be used to find an Item to add to the Ticket. Click the Search icon in the Screen Group section of the screen.
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Enter the name of the Item into the Search area. Once found, click on the Item to add it to the Ticket. 
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If there are Forced Item Modifiers associated with the Item added, users will be brought directly to the corresponding Item Modifier Group screens just like when adding an Item to a Ticket from the Screen Group. In addition, if a Seat has not been selected prior to adding the Item, users will be prompted to select select the Seat for which the Item should be placed.
b. For Mobile POS users with an Android device or iPad device (utilizing Safari web browser), the Camera Scanning option can be used to add an Item to the Ticket. Click the Camera Scanning icon icon in the Screen Group section of the screen.
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Scan the bar code of the Item to be added to the Ticket.
Sending to the Kitchen
After the appropriate Items are added to the Ticket, touch or click Send to send the Items to the Kitchen. Once Items have been sent their font color will change to Red.
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Editing Items
To access the functions associated with Editing an Item (Eg. Delete, Discount, Upcharge, etc), touch or click the applicable Item from the Selected Items Screen.
Note: Available options will vary depending upon if the Item has been Sent to the Kitchen.
Before Items have been sent to the kitchen:
After Items have been sent to the kitchen: 
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Below are the option associated with Editing an Item:
Upcharge - Will prompt for an amount to override and increase the price of an Item.
Discount - Gives users the ability to discount an Item. Requires security rights.
Comp - Gives users the ability to comp an Item. Requires security rights.
Remove Discount- Gives users the ability to remove any discounts currently added to an Item.
Reorder - Used to reorder Items already Sent to the Kitchen (Eg. Another Round of Drinks).
Change Quantity - Users can change the Quantity on an Item (including making quantity negative for a credit). Please note you cannot change the quantity of an Item after it has been sent to the Kitchen.
Add Message - Users can add an additional message or prep instructions for an Item. This message will be included on the prep Ticket to the Kitchen.
Change Modifiers - Users can add, change, and delete Item Modifiers. This function can only be performed if the Item has NOT been sent to the Kitchen.
Delete - Used to Delete an Item from a Ticket. If the Item has already been Sent, the user will be prompted to enter a reason for voiding the Item. A Void Ticket will then be sent to the Kitchen.
Change Seat Number - If using seat positions, this allows you to assign or change the seat.
Change Seat Type - Used to change the type of Member/Guest occupying a seat (Male, Female or Child).
Change Course - If using coursing, user can use this feature to change the default course for an item. For example, if an Item was set up as an appetizer but the member wants it as an entrée, you can change the course to properly group on the prep ticket using this feature. Please note you cannot change the course after an Item has been sent to the Kitchen.
Transfer - Used to transfer an item from one ticket to another ticket, with the option of creating a new ticket during the transfer.
Upcharge
Touch or click Upcharge. This will prompt for an amount to override and increase the price of an Item.
Enter the amount to override the price, or use the canned percentages..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244336229&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=339)
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Notes:
The amount entered must be greater than the Item Price. If you want to decrease the price, use the Discount option.
You can upcharge before or after Send.
Discount
Touch or click Discount. This gives users the ability to discount an Item. Requires security rights.
A message box will pop up if you do not have security rights to Discount. You will need to get a manager to continue. Have the Manager Enter their PIN Code and click OK..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244337341&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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Users will be prompted to Enter a Reason for the Discount. Select from the list of Pre-Created Discount Reasons. 
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Enter the Discount (on the right side are pre-set percentages, if none of these are what you want select the Other option to manually enter the desired percentage). If it is a flat dollar discount amount, then use the numbers on the left of the screen. Click OK when finished. Use the Enter New Price checkbox to input the desired per-item price and have the system calculate the discount.
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Comp
Touch or click Comp. Gives users the ability to comp an item. Requires security rights.
A message box will pop up if you do not have security rights to Discount. You will need to get a manager to continue. Have the Manager Enter their PIN Code and click OK.
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Users will be prompted to Enter a Reason for the Comp. Select from the list of Pre-Created Comp Reasons.
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Once the Reason has been selected, the the Comp will apply.
Remove Discount Discount
Touch or click Remove Discount. This gives users the ability to remove any discounts currently added to an Item..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244342267&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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Reorder
Touch or click Reorder. This is used to reorder Items already Sent to the Kitchen (Eg. Another Round of Drinks).
Enter the Quantity to reorder and click OK..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244343220&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=232)
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At the next prompt, select Yes if you want the order to be sent to the prep printer, No if you want the Item added to the Ticket but not sent to the prep printer..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244344227&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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Change Quantity
Touch or click Change Quantity. This will allow users to change the Quantity on an Item (including making quantity negative for a credit). Please note you cannot change the quantity of an Item after it has been sent to the Kitchen.
Enter the desired Quantity. When entering a negative Quantity, select the minus (-) sign first and then select the amount of the negative Quantity. Click OK when finished..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244345267&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=231)
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Add Message
Touch or Click Add Message. This will allow users to add an additional message or prep instructions for an Item. This message will be included on the prep ticket to the Kitchen.
Select from the list of Pre-Created Messages, or key in a Message. Click OK when finished.
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Change Modifiers
Touch or click Change Modifiers. This allows users to add, change, and delete Item Modifiers. This function can only be performed if the Item has NOT been sent to the Kitchen.
A box will display listing all modifiers on the Item.
Select the Modifier to change.
On the bottom, select one of the following options:
Delete if the modifier highlighted should be removed.
Add New To Base if another modifier is to be added to the list.
Click Save when finished. .png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244347408&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=350)
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Delete
Touch or click click Delete. This is used to Delete an Item from a Ticket. 
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When deleting an item with multiple quantities, Users will be asked how many of that item they wish to delete.
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Once you select the quantity, click click OK to to delete the item from the ticket.
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As previously mentioned, if an Item has already been Sent to the Kitchen the user will be prompted to Enter a Reason for Voiding the Item. If the Item has not been Sent, no reason is required and the Item will be deleted.
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If the Item has been Sent to the Kitchen Enter a Reason for Voiding the Item. Select from the list of Pre-Created Void Reasons or key in a Reason. Click OK when finished. A Void Ticket is then sent to the Kitchen..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244349247&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=450)
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Change Seat Number
Touch or click Change Seat Number. If using seat positions, this allows you to assign or change the seat.
Select the correct seat number. Click OK when finished..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244350269&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=231)
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Notes:
Seat numbers can be modified before and after Items are sent.
Seat numbers can be used for splitting tickets.
Change Seat Type
Touch or click Change Seat Type to change the type of Member/Guest occupying a seat to Male, Female or Child.
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Change Course
Click or touch Change Course. If using coursing, user can use this feature to change the default course for an item. For example, if an Item was set up as an appetizer but the member wants it as an entrée, you can change the course to properly group on the prep ticket using this feature. Please note you cannot change the course after an Item has been sent to the Kitchen.
Select the applicable Course Number and the new option will be applied..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244351299&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=390)
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Notes:
Item Categories and individual Items can be set up with a default course number and changed at any time before using this function.
The system will automatically draw a line divider between courses on the Send Ticket.
Transfer
Click or touch Transfer to transfer an item from one ticket to another ticket. The user will be taken to Select a Ticket screen where a ticket can be selected for the transfer or a New Ticket can be created for the transfer. 
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Clicking on an existing ticket will automatically add the transferred item to the ticket and return the user to the original ticket.
Clicking New Ticket will automatically create a new ticket for the transferred item and return and return the user to the original ticket. The new ticket will be created without a Member Name; instead it will contain Guest/Nonmember and can be found on the Open Ticket tab.
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Multi-Edit
Please follow the instructions below in the event a user needs to edit multiple Items at once (Eg. Discount multiple Items by 20%).
Select Edit Items.
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2. Select the applicable Items.
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Note: Users can use the Arrows to Reposition Items on the Selected Items Screen.
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3. Once the applicable Items are selected, choose Edit X Items.
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4. Choose the applicable option, and proceed to edit the Items.
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Ticket Level Options
In this section, we will discuss the Ticket Level Options of the Mobile POS (Eg. Delete Ticket, Add Ticket, Print Pay Ticket, etc). Please see available options below.
Add Ticket
Please follow instructions below in the event a Ticket needs added to a Table (Eg. A Member joins another Member’s Table).
Select the plus sign (+) to the right of the Member’s name.
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2. The user will be prompted to change the cover count..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244358290&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=324)
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3. The Member Grid will populate. Select the applicable Member or choose Guest Member if this is a Guest.
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4. An additional ticket will populate on the Table.
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5. To navigate between multiple Tickets on a single Table, select the Member Dropdown and choose the applicable Member.
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Print Pay and More Options
The Print Pay option prints the pay receipt ticket prior to closing the ticket. This printed copy can then be given to the customer to indicate the gratuity they would like added prior to closing the ticket. 
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Clicking the More options will populate additional options for the user to choose. Each option is discussed below.
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Change Member- Used if the member to be billed needs to be changed for any reason.
Change Table- Used if a member wants to move to a different Table or Area, or to join tickets.
Change Cover- Used to change the cover count at any time.
Change Message - Used to enter an additional message to be sent to the kitchen after already adding a message.
Split Ticket- Used to Split a Ticket. Please see our Mobile POS Split-Ticket Manual for more information on splitting tickets.
Delete Ticket- Will delete current ticket.
Change Member
Touch or click Change Member. This is used if the member to be billed needs to be changed for any reason.
The Member Grid will populate. Select the applicable Member or choose Guest Member if this is a Guest..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244359315&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Change Table
Touch or click Change Table. This is used if a member wants to move to a different Table or Area, or to join tickets.
The Area Layout will populate. Select the applicable Table or choose the Area Dropdown to navigate to a different Area.
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Change Cover
Touch or click Change Cover. This is used to change the cover count at any time.
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Split Ticket
Touch or click Split Ticket. This is used to Split a Ticket. Please see our Mobile POS Split Ticket Manual for more information on splitting tickets.
Delete Ticket
Touch or click Delete Ticket. This will delete current ticket.
Select OK on the Confirm Prompt..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244366496&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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If the Ticket has already been sent to the Kitchen, the user will be prompted to Enter a Reason for Voiding the Ticket. Select from the list of Pre-Created Void Reasons or key in a Reason. Click OK when finished. A Void Ticket is then sent to the Kitchen..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244367068&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=450)
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Additional Information About the Member
Please follow instructions below to access additional information about the Member.
Touch or click the Member’s photo, or if the Member does not have a photo, touch or click the grey placeholder image. 
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If the Member has any defined Preferences, the Member's photo (or grey placeholder) will display with a red ring around it to alert the server. 
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The Member Profile will be displayed and will include information about the member such as the member's email address, phone number, member number, member type, birthdate, minimum activity, MAP score, and member groups. In In addition, the member's dependents will be listed within the Member Profile page.
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Click on any dependent to display their Member Profile at the top of the screen in place of the member that was being viewed. Click back and forth between dependents to display the Member Profile you want to view at the top of the screen. Note: Minors Minors will be displayed with a a (M) behind behind their name. The determination of minors is based on Birthdate. If the Member does not have a Birthdate stored in CMA, they will not be flagged as a minor.
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Click on the Member's picture to enlarge it. Click it again to return it to it's original size. 
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Always Email A Receipt
Check the the Always Email A Receipt box for box for members that want to go paperless and always want to receive receipts via email. Once checked, receipts will be emailed for any tickets settled for the member via the Mobile POS device. It will remain checked indefinitely, unless unchecked.
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Favorites
Click the the Favorites button button to view or search the Member's favorite items. 
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History
Click the the History button to button to view or search a Member's ticket history.
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1.Use the From and the From and To Dates to to specify the date range for viewing ticket history. 
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2. Use the the Area toggle toggle to select the Area for viewing ticket history. 
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3. Use the the Dependents checkbox checkbox to include Dependent tickets in viewing ticket history.
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4. Clicking on any Ticket/Item within the Ticket History Grid will display the ticket details and give the user the option to print the ticket. If the Club has more than one printer, the user can select can select the printer used for printing. The printer linked to the device in CMA will always be shown as the default printer.
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5. Clicking the Item Checkbox next to any item will allow the item to be Returned. 
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6. Returning items from historical tickets will open a Quick Ticket for the Member crediting them for the returned items. 
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Preferences
Click the Preferences the Preferences button to view or create Member Preferences. 
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Click Click Create Preference to to add a new Preference for the Member. 
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Click to the the Category Search icon to to select the Category for the Preference.
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Click on the name of the Category the Preference pertains to, or click click Create Category to define a new Category if one does not yet exist. 
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Enter the new Preference for the Member and click click OK. 
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The Preference will be added the the Member's list of Preferences. 
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To remove a Member Preference, click the checkbox of the Preference to be deleted and then click click Delete.
Credit Book
Click the the Credit Book button button to see the Member's Credit Book Balance as well as Credit Book Transactions.
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Mobile Ordering
Click on the the Mobile Ordering button to button to single sign on into Mobile Ordering as the Member themselves to place an order for them. 
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Users will instantly start impersonating the Member and be presented with all Mobile Order Menus available for the Club (the same Menu options the Member would see if they were ordering from their mobile device). The user can select any Mobile Order Menu and place an order in the same manner the Member would if ordering for them self. Orders placed in this manner count toward the Areas maximum order allotted per interval, which can be helpful when also accepting phone-in orders. This is also helpful when testing/configuring new Mobile Ordering Menus.
Note: Menus Menus with a gray overlay are not visible to Members. These represent Menus assigned to an Area that has Mobile Ordering enabled but the configuration settings for the Menu restrict the Member from ordering at that time (i.e. past the cut-off time for Lunch orders). 
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Note: Users Users logged in to a Mobile POS device assigned to an Area where Enable Mobile Ordering is configured will only be able to view Mobile Orders for that Area. Although users can place Mobile Orders for Members from from any Area Area where Enable Mobile Ordering is configured, they will only be able to view Mobile Orders for their Area. Example: A user signed into the Clubhouse Dining POS (Mobile Ordering enabled) will be able to place a Mobile Order for a Member to the Halfway Grill Area (Enable Mobile Ordering enabled) however, after after placing the Halfway Grill Mobile Order, the user will not be able to see the order under their Mobile Order tab. They will only be able to see Clubhouse Dining Mobile Orders under their POS Mobile Order tab.
Settling the Ticket
In this section we will discuss options for Settling a Ticket. Please follow instructions below for Settling a Ticket using a Single Settlement Type, Multiple Settlement Types, or a Quick Settlement.
Single Settlement Type
Select Pay on the bottom left of the POS Screen. .png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244369722&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=250)
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Users will be taken to the Settle Ticket screen where they will see several Payment Options and Settlement Options. 
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Select the appropriate Settlement Options before selecting the Payment Option. 
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Add Gratuity - Allows the user to select the percentage of Gratuity to add to the ticket or enter the specific Gratuity amount to be added.
Tax Exempt - When toggled on, prevents the Member from being charged Tax on their ticket.
SC Exempt - When toggled on, prevents the Member from being charged a Service Charge (if applicable) on their ticket.
Email Receipt - When toggled on, emails a copy of the ticket receipt to the Member. If the Member's email address is stored within CMA, the Member's email address will be pre-populated upon settling but can be changed. The user will be prompted to confirm the email address or change/enter the email address
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after clicking Done when Settling a Ticket.
Print on Settle - When toggled on, prints a copy of the ticket receipt to the printer linked to the Mobile POS device in CMA.
Note: Within System Tools of the Fly Out Menu, there is a setting called Show Print Preview on Settle. If this is option is activated for the Mobile POS device, then this setting will take precedence over the Print On Settle option. When Show Print Preview on Settle is activated, the the system will display a copy of the Member's receipt on the Mobile POS screen after clicking Done when Settling a Ticket. If the Club has more than one printer, the user can then select the printer to be used to print the receipt instead of printing to the default printer linked to the device.
Select the appropriate Payment Option. 
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Member Charge - Used when charging a Member's account.
Cash or Check - Used when the Member is paying by cash or check.
Credit Book - Used when the Member wants their charge to be applied to their Credit Book. This option is only available when Members have a Credit Book balance greater than $0.00.
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If more than one credit book is set to auto apply, there will be a prompt to choose which credit book to use.
Room Folio - Used when the Member/Guest staying in a Guest Room wants the charge to be added to their room.
When settling via Member Charge, the following screen will appear. Charge the full amount to the Member's Account by clicking the Blue Amount Button at the bottom of the screen. 
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The user will be returned to the Settle Ticket page showing Ordered Items, Sub Total, Tax, Service Charge (SC), Grand Total, Settlement Type, and any Change Due.
The user has the option of cancelling the Member Charge by clicking the X next to Member Charge or completing the Member Charge by clicking Done. 
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Clicking X to cancel the Member Charge will display a screen asking the user to confirm the cancellation. Click OK to cancel. 
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Clicking Done on the Settlement Ticket will Close the ticket and return the user to the Open Tickets tab of the POS.
When settling via Cash or Check, the following screen will appear with pre-populated Cash options. 
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Select one of the pre-populated Cash options or enter the amount of Cash provided and click Save. In the example below, the user entered $200.00 as the Tendered Amount. 
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The user will be returned to the Settle Ticket page showing Ordered Items, Sub Total, Tax, Service Charge (SC), Grand Total, Settlement Type, and any Change Due.
The user has the option of cancelling the payment by clicking the X next to Cash or Check (this maybe used if the user entered the incorrect Tendered Amount) or completing the Cash or Check payment by clicking Done. 
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Clicking X to cancel the Cash or Check payment will display a screen asking the user to confirm the cancellation. Click OK to cancel. 
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Clicking Done will display the Sale Complete screen indicating the amount of Change due to the Member. The user will have the option to View Receipt or Exit. 
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Clicking View Receipt will give the user the option of printing the Receipt if desired. If the Club has more than one printer, the user can select a specific printer rather than always printing to the default printer linked to the POS device.
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Clicking Exit on the Sale Complete screen will Close the ticket and return the user to the Open Tickets tab of the POS.
Multiple Settlement Types
Users have the option to use more than one Settlement Type to pay the amount (There is no limit on the number of Settlement Types that can be used). Using the same example as above, the following instructions will show how $50 will be paid by Cash, and the remaining amount to Member Charge.
Note: Mobile POS will
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not allow for multiple credit cards to be processed for a single transaction. If the member needs to use separate credit cards, split the ticket into as many tickets as cards that need to be used and then settle each ticket individually.
Select the first Settlement Type to be used.
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Enter the amount to be charged to the Settlement Type and select Save.
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Select the next Settlement Type.
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If the next Settlement Type can be closed to the remaining amount of the Ticket, select the remaining amount on the bottom of the Amount Prompt in Blue.
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There will now be Multiple Settlement Types shown on the Ticket Display. Select Done to close the Ticket.
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Quick Settlement
There are two Settlement Types available for closing the ticket with one step, Cash and Member Charge. These options do not give you the ability to add an additional tip or split tender. Each option is explained below.
Quick Cash
Quick Cash will automatically settle the Ticket to Cash. Please follow the instructions below.
Navigate to the bottom left of the POS Screen and select the $ icon. 
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Enter the applicable amount of cash received from the Member/Guest and click Save or select the full amount by clicking the Blue Amount Button if the exact amount is received.
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The sale will be complete and the user see the see the amount of Change due to the Member. The user will have the option to View Receipt or Exit. 
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Quick Charge
Quick Charge will automatically settle the Ticket to Member Charge in the full amount of the Ticket.
Navigate to the bottom left of the POS Screen and select the Member icon. 
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The sale will be complete and the user the user will have the option to View Receipt or Exit. 
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Open Tickets Tab- Additional Functionality
The Mobile POS will default to open on the Open Tickets Tab. Not only can users open a new ticket and an existing ticket from this Tab, they can also Unlock, Transfer, Member Charge, and Delete a Ticket from the Open Tickets Tab. Each option is explained below.
Unlock
If a Ticket is locked the text will be red. A A Ticket becomes locked when another user is in the Ticket, but could also become locked when there is a disruption of service or other connectivity errors. If a user tries to open a locked ticket, a red warning will alert them that the ticket has been locked by another employee. Please follow instructions below to Unlock a Ticket.
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Select the checkbox to the left of the Ticket that needs Unlocked.
2. Additional options will populate. Select Unlock.
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3. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Unlocking the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244383238&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Transfer
The Transfer option allows the user to transfer tickets between servers. This function is useful when servers have a shift change. Please follow instructions below to Transfer a Ticket.
Select the checkbox to the left of the Ticket that needs Transferred.
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4. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Transferring the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it. If successful, the Ticket will then show on the Open Tickets Tab of the Employee selected in the previous step..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244385676&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Member Charge
The Member Charge option gives users the ability to Member Charge a Ticket directly from the Open Tickets Tab. Please follow instructions below to Member Charge a Ticket from this Tab.
Select the checkbox to the left of the Ticket that needs Member Charged.
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2. Additional options will populate. Select Member Charge.
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3. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Transferring the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it. If successful, a Settle Receipt will then print for the Ticket selected in the previous step..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244387530&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Delete
The Delete option gives users the ability to Delete a Ticket directly from the Open Tickets Tab. Please follow instructions below to Delete a Ticket from this Tab.
Select the checkbox to the left of the Ticket that needs Deleted.
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2. Additional options will populate. Select Delete.
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3. If the Ticket has already been sent to the Kitchen, the user will be prompted to Enter a Reason for Voiding the Ticket. A Void Ticket will then be sent to the Kitchen. Click OK when finished..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244389393&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=300)
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4. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Deleting the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244390013&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Multi-Edit
Please follow instructions below in the event a user needs to edit multiple Tickets at once (Eg. Transfer multiple Tickets to a new server).
Select the checkbox to the left of the tickets that need to be edited..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244390797&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Note: To select ALL Tickets at once, select the check box to the left of Ticket #.png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244391575&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Additional options will populate. Select the applicable option and follow additional prompts..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244392122&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in editing the Tickets. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it..png?version=1&modificationDate=1566244392675&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=900)
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Quick Ticket
Quick Ticket allows the user to by-pass the Select a Table phase and move straight to selecting the Member. This is typically used in situations at the Bar or Snack Bar when a Member simply wants to order a quick drink or snack. Please follow instructions below.
Select Quick Ticket.
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A Member Grid will then populate. Select the applicable Member or if this is not a Member, select Guest Member on the top right. Then proceed to enter the transaction as normal.
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Closed Tickets
The Closed Tickets Tab allows the user to Re-Open, Re-Print, and Delete previously closed Tickets. Please be aware that users must have the proper security rights to Re-Open or Delete Tickets on this tab. Each option is explained below.
Important: Only tickets that have NOT been Posted will show in the Closed Tickets Tab.
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Re-Open
Please follow instructions below in the event a Closed Ticket needs to be Re-Opened.
Select the checkbox to left of the Ticket that needs Re-Opened.
2. Additional options will populate. Select Re-Open.
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3. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Re-Opening the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it.
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4. The Ticket will then show once again on the Open Tickets Tab. Touch or click on the Ticket to continue editing.
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Re-Print
Please follow instructions below in the event a Closed Ticket needs to be Re-Printed.
Select the checkbox to left of the Ticket that needs Re-Printed.
2. Additional options will populate. To Re-Print the Pay Ticket, select Print Pay. To Re-Print the Settle Ticket, select Print Settle.
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3. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Re-Printing the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it.
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Delete
Please follow instructions below in the event a Closed Ticket needs to be Deleted.
Select the checkbox to left of the Ticket that needs Deleted.
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2. Additional options will populate. Select Delete.
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3. A prompt will then populate telling the user if they were successful or unsuccessful in Deleting the Ticket. Select the X on the right of the prompt to close it.
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Member Check In
The Check In tab is displayed when the user is signed into an Area where the Mobile POS device is configured for Member Check In.
Note: Please see Office - Manage Areas - POS F&B Areas for how to configure a Mobile POS device for Member Check In.
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Members and Guests can be checked in by staff either by manual lookup or by scan/card swipe.
Member Check In by Manual Lookup
Click the Lookup button. 
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The Member Grid will populate. Search for and select the applicable Member.
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If the Area for the Mobile POS device is configured to Not Allow Family Check In upon Member Check In, then the Member will be checked in upon selecting them from the Member Grid. The screen below shows how a Member appears after Check In. 
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Note: When the Area the Area for the Mobile POS device is not configured to Allow Family Check In upon Member Check In, there is no is no way to check in a Member and their family at the same time. To check in Family Members, each Family Member needs to be found via the Member Lookup screen and selected from the Member Grid. In addition, Guests cannot be added to a Member Check In when not configured to Allow Family Check In.
If the Area for the Mobile POS device is configured to Allow Family Check In upon Member Check In, both Family Members and Guests can be added to the Member's Check In at one time. When selecting the Member from the Member Grid, the Check In Family screen will appear allowing the the user to select Family Members, as well as indicate the number of Guests being checked in.
Click the check boxes of the Family Members to be included for Check In. Increase the guest count to indicate the Number of Guests to be included for Check In. Click OK. 
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When adding Guests to your Check In, users will experience one of two different behaviors depending on the configuration of the Item assigned to the Guest Check In Item POS Option for the Area.
Note: To find the Item assigned to the Guest Check In Item field for the Area, navigate navigate in CMA to System, Areas, POS Options and find the Guest Check In Item specified in the Show POS Check In option. To then find the configuration of the Item, navigate in CMA to Items, Manage Items, Item Setup. The Ask for Guest option controls the behavior of adding Guests upon Check In. For For more information, please Office - Manage Areas - POS F&B Areas for how to configure a Mobile POS device for Member Check In.
When the Item assigned to the Guest Check In is not configured to Ask for Guest, then the Memberthe Member, Family Members and Guests will be checked in immediately after clicking OK. The user will not be required to enter the Guests' names or information. Instead, Guests will display as a Guest Count next to the Member Name on the Check In tab as displayed below: 
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When the Item assigned to the Guest Check In is configured to Ask for Guest, the user will be prompted to select or create the Guests that are checking in. Since Guests are added one at a time, the user will be presented with a series of screens per the number of Guests indicated at Check In.
Guests that have already been added will appear in the Guest grid and can be selected. 
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Users can search for Guests by using the Search icon. 
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Users can add new Guests by clicking on Create Guest. 
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Add the required information for the new Guest and click OK. 
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After all Guests have been selected/created, the Member Check In will be complete. The Member, Family Members and Guests will be checked in and and will be displayed on the Check In tab as follows:
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Member Check In by Scan or Swipe
Member Check In by Scan or Swipe works the exact same way as Member Check In by Manual Lookup except that Members will be checked in immediately upon scanning/swiping a Member's Id if the Area for the Mobile POS device is not configured to Allow Family Check In. If the Area is configured to Allow Allow Family Check In, the user will be taken to the Family Check In screen immediately after scanning/swiping a Member's Id. The steps to complete Check In from there are exactly the same as Member Check In by Manual Lookup.
Fly Out Menu
The Fly Out Menu provides users the ability to access additional functionality of the Mobile POS. This includes a Member Lookup (To Access additional information about the Member), End Of Shift Report, Shift History Report, Gift Card Balance, Item Lookup, and System Tools. Each option is explained below.
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Member Lookup
Please follow instructions below to access additional information about a Member
Select Select Member Lookup from from the Fly Out Menu.
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The Member Grid will populate. Search for and select the applicable applicable Member.
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Clubs with more than one company configured in CMA will see the the All Companies checkbox checkbox in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. Checking/Unchecking this checkbox will checkbox will allow users to toggle the list of displayed Members between the current company and and All Companies.
Note: The The All Companies checkbox checkbox will only appear for Clubs with more than one company configured and has assigned the Mobile POS device to an Area an Area that has the the Show Company Toggle on Member Lookup in POS enabled enabled. (To enable this option, navigate to System, Areas, POS Options.) 
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The Member Profile will be displayed and will include information about the member such as the member's email address, phone number, member number, member type, birthdate, minimum activity, MAP score, and member groups. In In addition, the member's dependents will be listed within the Member Profile page.
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Click on any dependent to display their Member Profile at the top of the screen in place of the member that was being viewed. Click back and forth between dependents to display the Member Profile you want to view at the top of the screen. Note: Minors Minors will be displayed with a a (M) behind behind their name. The determination of minors is based on Birthdate. If the Member does not have a Birthdate stored in CMA, they will not be flagged as a minor.
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For additional information about the functionality of the the Member Profile Profile screen (Favorites, History, Preferences, Credit Book and and Mobile Ordering), please refer back to section Additional Information About the Member.
Item Lookup
In the event an Item has a limited Quantity, users have the ability to turn on, as well as update the Countdown for the Item directly in the Mobile POS. Please follow instructions below.
Select Item Lookup from the Fly Out Menu.
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An Item Grid will populate. Search for and Select the applicable Item.
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Select Yes to Turn the Countdown On (Or No to Turn the Countdown Off). Enter the applicable Quantity. Select Save when finished.
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The Countdown will then be added to the Item Lookup Grid, and also be included on the actual POS Button for the Item.
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Users can also mark the item Inactive by selecting the x86 button.
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Ticket Lookup
Users have the ability to lookup previously Closed tickets.
Select Ticket LookupLookup from the Fly Out Out Menu.
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A screen will populate allowing the user to enter various filter criteria to be applied to the search including Date Range, Member/Guest Name, Server Name, Ticket Number, and the Last 4 Digits of a Credit Card. After After entering the desired search criteria, click OK. 
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The Ticket Lookup results screen will be displayed with any Closed Tickets matching the search criteria.
From this screen, the user has the option to Change Filter criteria and re-execute the search. Users can also select a Ticket from this screen and take the following actions: Re-Open, Print Pay, Print Settle, and Delete. 
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To exit the Ticket Lookup screen without taking any action, click the Back Arrow at the top left-hand corner of the screen. This will take the user back to the Open Ticket tab.
Gift Card Balance
The Gift Card Balance option allows the user to lookup the Balance of a Gift Card, as well as Reassign a Gift Card. Please follow instructions below for each option.
Select Gift Card Balance from the Fly Out Menu.
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A grid will populate displaying all Gift Cards in the System. Fields displayed on the grid include include Assigned To, Gift Card Number, Issued Amount, Remaining Balance and Description. Use the Search the Search option to look up the applicable Gift Card. Touch or click the applicable Gift Card to view additional Details.
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Additional Details include Purchased By, Issued Amount, Balance, Date Issued, Expiration Date, Card Number, Track Number, Assigned to, and Description.
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Reassign Gift Card
Please follow instructions below to Reassign a Gift Card to a Guest or a Member.
Guest
Select Assign to Guest.
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The System will prompt the user to enter the Guest’s Name. Click Save when finished.
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Member
Select Change Member.
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A Member Grid will populate. Search for and select the applicable Member.
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Messages
To view more about Employee, Member and Member Group Messages please CLICK HERE
End of Shift Report
Prior to running an End of Shift Report please verify the Open Tickets Tab is blank reflecting no Open Tickets. This will guarantee all sales for the day are reflected in the report (The system will error if there are any Open Ticket). The End of Shift Report can be printed as many times as the user wants, at any time. In addition, the system also keeps an archive of past End of Shift reports for the user to access and print at any time. Please follow the instructions below to run and print an End of Shift Report.
Select End of Shift Report from the Fly Out Menu.
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The System will default to Current Day for both the Start and End Dates. This is done because we are assuming the user is running the report for the Current Day, at the End of their Shift. Use the Date Dropdown to run an End of Shift Report from a different day.
Note: Please be sure the Start and End Dates are set to the Same Day. This will tell the System to only pull Sales for the Date selected. To run the report over multiple days, select the applicable date range.
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Select the Receipt Printer to where the report should be printed. Then choose Run Report.
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A Print Preview will populate. Select Print Report to physically print the End of Shift Report; or select Edit to navigate to the previous step.
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Note: If the user has any Tickets when Print Report is selected, they will receive an error message. Please be sure to Close or Transfer any Open Tickets before running the End of Shift Report.
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FAQs
Q: Can I sort various columns within the Mobile POS grid in ascending and descending order?
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The following image shows the All Open Tickets grid sorted in descending Member Name order: 
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Q: When viewing the Closed Tickets grid in Mobile POS, can I see all closed tickets for any F&B Area?
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A: Yes, the ability create a Bulk Entry Ticket is available. Users can do this from the Select a Member screen when adding a Member to a Ticket. Select the Grid icon from this screen.
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This allows the user to select multiple Members before creating the Ticket. Selected Members will display in the Selected column on the right-hand side of the screen. After all Members have been selected, click Continue. 
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A Bulk Entry Ticket will be created. Note: Bulk Entry is limited to 100 Tickets.
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Add Items to the ticket as normal. Items added here will be added to each Member's Ticket when the Bulk Entry process is complete and Tickets are generated for each selected Member. Click Create Tickets after the Items have been added. 
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The user will receive a message confirming the number of Tickets they are about to create. Click OK to continue. 
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The Tickets will be created and the user will be returned to the Open Tickets tab where the new Tickets can be viewed. 
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Each Ticket created through the Bulk Entry process will contain the Items added to the Bulk Entry Ticket. 
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