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How to Arrange the Sales Screen Using the Customize Sale Screen Feature
SalesPlay POS now allows you to create a more personalized and efficient sales screen using the Customize Sale Screen feature. This enables you to arrange your products in a way that best suits your business needs—improving staff productivity and reducing the time required for each sale.
You can group items such as fast-moving products, complementary items, or organize products by time slots (e.g., Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner). This customization makes your POS interface more intuitive and user-friendly.
By default, SalesPlay POS includes:
The Customize Sale Screen feature is ideal for businesses looking to streamline their product display. It helps you:
This feature enables your staff to locate products quickly, speeding up transactions and improving overall customer experience.
The "Customize Sale Screen" feature in SalesPlay POS is currently available only in landscape mode.
If you're using portrait mode, you can use the "Favourite Products" option instead.
How to Use the Customize Sale Screen
This section explains how to add frequently used products to a custom page for quick access. Create dedicated pages by product type, time, or popularity.
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Adjusting the order of products helps prioritize items for quicker sales. This drag-and-drop feature makes customization easy.
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To keep your custom pages clean and up to date, you can easily remove unused items.
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You can add more pages based on category, time slots, or custom themes.
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Renaming helps organize pages logically—like “Lunch,” “Beverages,” or “Fast Movers”—for easier navigation.
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You can rearrange the order of your pages to reflect priority or convenience.
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If a page becomes unnecessary, you can delete it to keep your POS clean and relevant.
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This guide should help you get the most out of the Customize Sale Screen feature in SalesPlay POS. Personalizing your sales interface will enhance team efficiency and provide a smoother customer experience.
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