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| First we simply define a product of "PIZZA" type using Exxisoft XMaint and fill in all needed information specific to Pizzas. We'll name this product LRGPIZZAS since we want it to be a two for one sale. Notice the quantity is set to two on the pizza extensions at the bottom of the screen. |
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Once all our pizza information is filled in, we need to create a price list. Pizzas are unique from normal products due to their price changing as toppings are added. So we create the price list to the left and save our new product LRGPIZZAS. |
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| Now that our pizzas are created and have their price list set, we need to place the product onto a keypad. This is done using the Exxisoft Keypad Editor also found in XMaint. We simply locate our new product from the list to the left (found at the bottom in this case) and drag it over to the desired location. |
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| Lets get a little fancy and add a graphic to the key top. We have a preview of our key so we can see our results as we make changes. We'll stick with a single label "2" to represent the number of pizzas. Key tops are printable to allow you to insert them onto your actual physical devices. |
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We now need to export our changes out to the POS stations. This is done through our main File Menu. Simply select Export Changes and the next time a POS station starts up, it grabs the new information and puts it into effect. Now that we have our pizzas created, placed onto a key and exported to the stations. LETS SELL IT! |
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| When the corresponding key is pressed at the POS station the following screen will appear. This is where we define the toppings and modifiers a customer wants on their pizza. Notice the second pizza is split with different toppings on each half. Once complete we're ready to finalize our sale. |
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| The last step to selling our pizzas is to take payment from the customer. Yet another simple process that is lightning fast, you need to select your payment type and the amount being paid. The POS takes care of the rest. That's It! We're complete, from start to finish it's just that easy. |