Demo video: PoS Delivery
What it does
By default, when delivery orders are created through Point of Sale (PoS), they are immediately marked as completed and considered delivered.
In case the goods are not in stock or the customer has paid and wants to have it delivered to their door, this module allows you to select the delivery method and the estimated delivery time for the order from the Point of Sale interface.
Note: Delivery scheduling is only available for PoS that have Real-Time Inventory Management enabled.
 
Key features
On the PoS screen, during order validation, the employee can create a delivery order and select the following information:
- Delivery method.
 
- Planned delivery date.
 
 
Supported Editions
- Community Edition
 
- Enterprise Edition
 
 
 
 
							 
								
									
Installation
- Navigate to Apps.
 
- Search with keyword to_pos_delivery.
 
- Press Install.
 
 
Instruction
Instruction video: PoS Delivery
To use this module, you can learn more about the PoS sales process of the Point of Sale app.
Create a PoS sales order with a future delivery date
After installing the module, navigate to Configuration > Point of Sale, at the Inventory section, select In real time.
Navigate to Point of Sale > Dashboard, and press the New Session button to open a new sale session.
Create a PoS sales order and press Payment. The Delivery button will be added, allowing user to select the delivery method and the planned delivery date.
Press Validate to complete the order. The system will show you the receipt.
 
Check the sales order in the system
Navigate to Point of Sale > Orders > Orders, and open the corresponding order. Delivery Date suggested on the sales order will be the delivery date you select on the Point of Sale app.
After the delivery, go to the Inventory app, at the PoS Order section, press the To Process button and select the corresponding transfer slip, press the Validate button to complete the delivery.
 
 
 
 
								 
							
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