Orderman functions

The CLOU MOBILE for Orderman supports two variants of licensing. The classic single licensing CLOU MOBILE for Orderman supports all functions listed below. You can also use the mPOS Handheld licenses to run an Orderman. There, however, the functions are "assembled" on the basis of the individual licenses. In principle, the functionality of Orderman is then based on the functions of the individual plug-ins. See also: Functions of the CLOU Mobile

The functions supported by CLOU MOBILE for Orderman must also be supported by the respective Orderman devices. There may also be deviations from the behavior of Orderman devices described here, as this has changed during the years of Orderman device development.

Please use the reference of the supported functions. Please also note the following deviations:

Execute

The numbers 88 and 99 are supported. Attention No queries or warnings are issued in this regard.

Further documentation: Execute 1 and 2
report Reports are always automatic for all tills, that is. Reports on the screen are not supported.
item number The cash register function item number starts a possibility for the fast input of the item number with double actuation.

 

Version comparison and functions

Most functions are supported by all Hypersoft POS versions, but there are also variations so that special functions are available for some of the POS versions. You can find an overview of this situation under: Version comparison and functions

 

Not all cash register functions from the CLOU are supported on the CLOU MOBILE for Orderman. If you use unsupported functions on the Orderman DON/MAX, you will receive a corresponding message when pressing in cashier mode. Therefore, check the following list to see if the cash register function that you want to place on the keyboard of the DON/MAX is listed here:

Supported cash register functions

  • Compulsory registration for time recording
  • Execute program code 88 + 99
  • Search items
  • AH - Outside house functions
  • Log off operator
  • Apply Layer/Loss
  • Fax function for transmitting handwritten information
  • form query
  • Hypersoft Mix Match functionality is supported.
  • Hotel interface (On room bookings)
  • Deactivate customer card
  • Search customer by number (with display of customer name), also by telephone number, by order cardClosed Ordercard is the term used by Orderman for transponder cards compatible with its system. ISO card or magnetic card,
  • Number of customers as operator compulsion or at the end of a process with plausibility check
  • layout change
  • Delete (C)
  • Messages per operator
  • Multiplier function with: (X), wag, or strike
  • Seat numbers (also automatic)
  • Price levels Hold function and extensive authorizations (Manager only)
  • Discount functions on activity and item
  • Territory protection and access to all tables
  • Smart Swap - Automatic range change
  • Cancellation (different from CLOU standard)
  • Attach text
  • Table, seat and customer number
  • Table transfer/seat transfer
  • Training function optionally with report and inventory training
  • Prohibition on invoice, splitting, transfer and closing
  • Priority price level per operator or in general
  • Priority loss level per operator
  • Currencies (acceptance and change)
  • Payment type: Query
  • Numeric keys 0 - 9, comma

Book at CLOU MOBILE for Orderman

  • Item number with quick function
  • Direct keys with optional multiple assignment
  • Free Price
  • gram sale
  • Info item postings (not on invoice)
  • milliliter sale
  • Display minimum consumption
  • menu information
  • Printing scheme of the menus
  • Enter discounts as a percentage and select the option "Accept discounts" for price levels.
  • Reopen status and permissions are supported.
  • Immediate cancellation as a function and with strikethrough, cancellation request and subsequent cancellation, immediate cancellation list, cancellation for specific location
  • hourly rates
  • Merchandise group postings, also multiselectionClosed This is a multiple selection. Optionally, you can make a "from - to" selection by holding down the shift key, or select several items together by holding down the control key.
  • Wipe and check for fast operation (CLOU-Mobile only)
  • Time-controlled items in product groups and on direct keys
  • Queries, query constraint and free attachments
  • Applying the rounding functions
  • Receive texts from send messages
  • Book tips - also percentage tips

Print / Printout

  • settlement aid
  • set-off receipt
  • Reports (on printer - no view)
  • receipt order
  • Pro Forma Invoice
  • Invoice with address entry
  • Support of the radio printing station (Please note that the Orderman base station uses one access license per radio printing station)
  • Belt printer support

Settlement at CLOU MOBILE for Orderman

  • Cash, credit card, customer card, cheque and hotel rooms
  • Cashless payment transactions with all partners.
  • Vouchers (value vouchers, also partial redemption, web vouchers)
  • External vouchers (interim payment)
  • Support of the DGV map (Golf).
  • Apply minimum consumption.
  • New balance
  • Split invoice
  • Signature for process completion and display in the master process overview.

MOBILE PEOPLE

  • Connection to functions of MOBILE PEOPLE Basis and Cashless Options
  • Ordercard support as customer card
  • Support of an ISO card (also SKIDATA) as customer card
  • Support of a magnetic card as customer card
  • Cash register function Debit Balance
  • Payment method customer account
  • Splitting customer transactions

No function

  • The booking wizard cannot be supported on Orderman. The control for divisions with the divisor is not supported in Orderman and therefore the conditions for this are not supported. A query which is only considered in the division will be suppressed on the Orderman.

  • The deposit system is not supported on the Orderman.

Further documentation:

Introduction to mPOS

Hypersoft POS Closed Loop Systems

Payment to customer account

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