Custom POS Button for SKU items number use most

Hello,

I have 4 SKU Item numbers that our cashier is having to press F2 to lookup a lot. Retail have asked if we can place these 4 items on the custom button to the right of the screen. Does anyone know how to get the custom button to work on the right side of the screen.

Ed

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Matt Hurst

You will need to know the Item ID of each items you want to create a button for. Query to find Item ID = SELECT ID FROM Item WHERE ItemLookupCode = 'xxx'

In Manager click on Database --> Registers --> Custom POS Button. Settings: Number: next available number Style: Internal Command Caption: Anything you want Command: PerformAddItem x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, x6, x7 (notice the spaces after each comma) x1 = Item ID x2= Item Lookup Code x3 = Quantity x4 = Override Price (0 = No, 1 = Yes) x5 = Price x5 = Override Description (0 = No, 1 = Yes) x7 = Description Example: PerformAddItem 1, 1000001, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0

At the POS you will need to make sure "Display custom buttons on the right side" selected under Ctrl + F6 Screen --> Transaction Screen tab.

Robert Armstrong

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rarmstrong

Rob,

This work great at the meeting Retail wants. Thanks for your assistant.

Ed

"Rob @ RMS Systems > You will need to know the Item ID of each items you want to create a button > for.

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Ed

Why not just print the 4 barcode labels to plain paper and tape it to the monitor for the cashier to scan. Or create an alias for each of the 4 items - 1, 2, 3 and 4 that the cashier can just key in.

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Rick Brown

I would recommand just settig up 4 alias codes ( tye can be any combination of letter and numbers) way easier and faster to setup and use.

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Robert

Rob,

Can this be preformed with the RMS HQ Item ID vs. the Item ID in Store database. I have been able to get it to work with the store Item ID in the Lab, but I have not been successful in getting it to work with the HQ Item ID, which is the same for all stores as the store Item ID is different for all stores.

I am looking to see if there is a way to standardize this process.

Ed

"Rob @ RMS Systems > You will need to know the Item ID of each items you want to create a button > for.

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