RMS should not allow a cashier to zero a quantity (creating a zero sale) and tender the sale for zero dollars allowing the cash drawer to open. I know you can restrict changing quantities for items (which is not what I want and is not the solution I am suggesting). I want RMS to not allow a cashier to enter an item with zero quantity and zero total cost to hit "Tender" or "Enter" then enter "0" for the tender received and have the cash drawer open. This allows cashiers to ring up product, tell the customer what they owe, zero out the quantity (removing the record of the sale) and tender it out with zero dollars then give the customer back their change, then the cashier is able to take the money paid for the product and never have their drawer show short.
Also, I dont think the "require cashiers to give receipts" is a solution because 80% of customers dont even want them and get frustrated when you ask them to take one.
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