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Welcome to Braavu POS ​

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Braavu POS is the point-of-sale software of your stores. It sells at the counter, keeps your catalog, your stock, your customers and your team, and gives you your reports. This guide presents its four faces: the back office, the web register, the installed register and the phone.

The back office ​

The back office is where the business is managed. It opens in a web browser, at your business's address, with an email and a password. Managers and administrators create products there, receive stock, follow customers, add employees, set up stores and read reports.

The Braavu POS name and the back-office menu: Home, Sell, Sales, Reports, Catalog, Stock, Customers, Team and Settings

Each person only sees what their role allows. This help center covers the topics of the menu: selling, catalog, stock, customers, team, settings and reports. To find your way, read Signing in to the back office and Navigating the back office.

The web register ​

The web register is the everyday register. It is in the back office, under Sell: you search for or scan a product, it is added to the cart, then you click Pay.

The web register cart: a hand pruner and resistance bands, the subtotal, the taxes and the Pay button

The web register needs the Internet and the server. It calculates the same taxes and the same total as the installed register: a sale costs the same price at both registers. The guide Making a sale shows a sale from start to finish.

The installed register ​

The installed register is a Windows application, installed on the counter computer, the workstation. It is the backup register of each workstation: it prints receipts, opens the cash drawer and sells even without the Internet.

Each employee chooses their name there, then types their PIN.

The Who is taking the station? screen of the installed register, with three employees to choose from

Its sale screen has quick keys on the left and the cart on the right. The product and employee names are data of the demonstration register: they stay in French.

The sale screen of the installed register: the quick keys and a dish soap in the cart, with the Pay button

Without a network, the installed register keeps selling. Its header says since when it has been offline and how many operations are waiting to be sent to the server. Sales leave on their own when the network comes back.

The header of the installed register: Offline (last contact 3 h 05 ago) and Sending: 12 operations

Offline, anything that touches a balance shared between workstations, such as store credit or a gift card, waits for the network to come back. A workstation that has gone more than 24 hours without contact with the server locks itself, until the network comes back or a manager unlocks it.

When to use one register or the other: Installed register and web register: which one to use.

On the phone ​

The back office also opens on a phone. On the floor, it is used to count stock, receive merchandise and transfer items between stores, by scanning barcodes.

The back-office menu on a phone: On the floor, by phone, with Count on phone, Receiving on phone and Transfers on phone

The guide Counting on a phone shows how to use it.

Where to start ​

Setting up is done in the back office, in this order. Each guide sums up its steps and points to the guide that details them.

  1. Sign in: Signing in to the back office.
  2. Set up the business, its stores and its taxes: Getting started: your business settings.
  3. Add the products and count the opening stock: Getting started: your catalog and opening stock.
  4. Add your customers: Getting started: your customer list.
  5. Add your employees and their roles: Getting started: your team.
  6. Install the hardware and the register on each workstation: Getting started: hardware and workstations.

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