#Pos invoice install#

To add a POS invoice * indicates a required field Adding POS InvoicesĪfter the POS Invoice Setup is complete, you can start adding POS Invoices.

#Pos invoice install#

Printing the POS Invoice Payment Receiptįollow the steps in the POS Invoice Setup white paper to install your receipt printer and cash drawer drivers, and to setup agrē for POS.Emailing the POS Invoice Payment Reciept.Adding Products or Services to POS Invoices.The POS Invoice Receipt can be optionally emailed to the customer. POS Invoices are formatted to print on “till-tape” instead on an 8½ x 11 sheet of paper (but there is a way to print them as regular invoices on letter-sized paper on the fly if you need to). POS Invoices are compatible with gross-unit pricing (where the price includes taxes) for items like fuel. Think of a POS Invoice as the “pop and chips” invoice.Ĭlick the Documents button to attach a document file to the POS Invoice.Ĭlick the Full Invoice button to flip to a full-size invoice (for example to flag as prepay, select a Lot#), all information entered so far will be copied over. You can select a customer, add items, and accept immediate payment faster than on a regular invoice, but the trade off is less flexibility - you aren’t able to add blends or indicate a shipping address, there’s no place for flagging purchases as prepaid or selecting a Lot Number (Lot#), you can’t link to or import from a loadout ticket or work order, no early payment discounts are applied, and some payment types may not be acceptable. A POS Invoice is an abbreviated version of the regular agrē invoice designed to record a quick sale and immediate payment. If you have a store-front, with or without a barcode scanner, you may find it convenient to use Point of Sale (POS) Invoices.