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In-Store POS Sales

In-Store POS Sales Feature Overview​

In-Store POS Sales is a feature that supports direct sales at the counter, helping staff quickly create orders, select products, apply taxes and discounts, and complete payment in just a few steps.

This feature is suitable for:

  • Direct in-store sales
  • Quick payment for walk-in customers
  • Managing orders at the point of sale (POS)

Accessing the POS Screen​

To access the In-Store POS Sales feature:

  1. From the left menu, select In-Store Sales
  2. Click on POS
  3. The system displays the counter sales interface (POS)
Shop Settings

POS Overview Interface​

The POS screen is divided into 2 main areas:

1. Product List Area​

Shop Settings
  • Product search box by name or SKU code
  • Product list displayed as cards:
    • Product image
    • Product name
    • Selling price
  • Pagination to browse many products
Usage Tip

Use the search box to quickly find the product to sell instead of browsing through a long list. Staff simply click on a product to add it to the order.


2. Order Area​

The right side of the screen displays the current order information, including:

  • List of selected products
  • Quantity
  • VAT
  • Selling price
  • Order editing actions

Managing Multiple Orders​

POS supports creating and managing multiple orders simultaneously through order tabs.

How to Use​

  • Order 1: Current order
  • Click the ( + ) button to create a new order
  • Switch between orders by clicking the corresponding tab
Note

Each order is managed separately, helping staff serve multiple customers at once without confusion.

Shop Settings

Products in the Order​

After selecting products, the system displays them in the order table with columns:

  • Product Name
  • Quantity
  • VAT
  • Selling Price
  • Action (remove product from order)

If no products have been added, the system displays an Empty status.

Shop Settings

Payment Section​

The Payment section allows configuring order value information.

Shop Settings

Information Includes​

  • Apply VAT Tax: Enable/disable VAT for the order
  • Discount:
    • By percentage
    • Or fixed amount
  • Shipping Fee
  • Subtotal Before Tax
  • Total Payment Amount
Note

Any changes to tax, discount, or shipping fee will automatically update the total payment amount.


Customer Information​

The Customer section allows assigning customer information to the order.

Supported Actions​

  • Search for customers in the system
  • Quickly add new customers
  • Remove customers from the order

By default, the system uses Walk-in Customer if no specific customer is selected.

Shop Settings

Invoice Request​

  • Allows checking Request Invoice
  • Applies to orders that need VAT invoice issuance
Shop Settings

Payment Method & Status​

Shop Settings

Payment Methods​

  • Cash
  • (Additional methods can be expanded based on system configuration)

Order Status​

  • Completed
  • Other statuses according to the business flow

Order Notes​

  • Enter internal notes for the order if needed

Quick Actions on POS​

Shop Settings

In the upper right corner of the POS screen, the system provides quick action buttons:

  • Print Order
  • POS Settings
  • Return to Homepage
Usage Tip

Use the quick action buttons to optimize the sales process and quickly access necessary features.


Complete Payment​

After checking all order information:

  1. Click Payment
  2. The system records the order
  3. The order is saved and updated to the reporting system

Benefits of Using In-Store POS​

  • Quick order creation with simple operations
  • Suitable for direct sales
  • Reduced calculation errors
  • Centralized order management at the point of sale
  • Data synchronized with sales reports

Usage Notes​

  • Carefully check products and quantities before payment
  • Ensure the correct payment method is selected
  • For orders requiring invoices, the corresponding option must be enabled

Conclusion​

In-Store POS Sales is an essential tool for direct sales operations. Using POS helps optimize the sales process, enhance customer experience, and ensure data is managed accurately and in sync.