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Resuming a held sale

To resume processing a previously held sale:

A sale may have been put on hold due to an interruption in the normal sales process. For example, a customer may have to go out to their car to get their purse. Putting the sale on hold enables other customers to be served in the meantime.

  1. Open the New Sale window. See Using the Sales Entry window.

    The New Sale window is displayed.

    Note: If your organisation is configured to prompt for customer information at the end of a sale, open the Sales Entry window instead. See Synergetic Financial Configuration - Business Units tab in the Finance manual.

    New Sale window

  2. Click Resume Sale button.

    The Resume Held Sale window is displayed.

    Resume Held Sale window

  3. Select the operator, if the previous sale was not processed from your user id.
  4. If required, select the Workstation the sale was originally processed on, to filter the sales further.
  5. If required, select Sort by Sale Date to change from the default view.
  6. Select the sale to update.
  7. Click OK button.

    The Sales Entry window is displayed.

    Sales Entry window (after resuming a held sale)

  8. Update the sales entry, as required. See Using the Sales Entry window.

Resume Held Sale window - key fields and buttons

Fields

Field

Description

Operator

Person who entered the sale. Defaults to your user id.

Workstation

POS workstation that the sale was performed from.

Sort by Sale Date

View previous sales based on the sale date.

Sort by Sale Creation Date

View previous sales based on the date the sale was entered in Synergetic.

Buttons

Button

Description

Preview Docket button

Preview the sales docket in Crystal Reports.

Last modified: 23/01/2013 11:08:27 AM

See Also

Using the Sales Entry window

Selecting stock items for sale

Processing a regular sale

Editing a previous sale

Processing customer returns

Handling invalid payments

Performing a price enquiry

Processing a general ledger or "own use" sale

© 2013 Synergetic Management Systems. Published 15 October 2013.

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