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Item Actions

Overview

Each line in the order has its own actions, and which actions you get depends on the order’s mode:

  • Live mode — while you’re building or working an unpaid order: discount, compliment, adjust quantity, add a note, and cancel.
  • History mode — on a finished order in Order History: cancel and refund.

Sensitive actions require a reason and may ask for a manager approval.

Requirements

  • Signed in to the POS app
  • A manager available for protected actions you don’t have permission for

Steps

Live mode: while you’re building the order

Tap any item in the cart to open its actions: Cancel, Compliment, and Discount, plus a note field and a quantity stepper.

Open an item

Tap the item in the cart.

Tap an item in the cart.
Cancel, Compliment, Discount, a note field, and quantity.

Discount an item

Tap Discount and choose System Discount (predefined in Discounts) or Custom Discount (percentage or fixed value, capped at the item’s price). A discount reason is required.

System Discount for this item.
Custom Discount — percentage or fixed value.

Compliment an item

Tap Compliment to make that one item free — 100% off. A compliment reason is required.

Compliment a single item — 100% off, with a reason.

Adjust the quantity

Use the / + stepper, or tap the number to open a keypad and type the quantity directly.

Use the stepper, or tap the number.
Type the quantity and confirm.

Add a note

Type into the note field to attach special instructions to this item.

Attach a note to the item.

Cancel an item

Tap Cancel. Since the order hasn’t been paid yet, cancelling just removes the item — choose a cancellation reason, optionally add a note, then confirm. This can’t be undone.

Cancelling an item is permanent — pick a reason to confirm.

History mode: on a finished order

Open a past order from Order History and tap an item to see Cancel and Refund.

Open a past order

Open Order History and tap a finished order, then tap one of its items.

Open a finished order from history.
Cancel or Refund the item.

Cancel an item

Tap Cancel, choose a reason, and confirm. The item is marked Cancelled and its price is zeroed on the order — but the money already collected for it stays with the business; it is not given back to the customer automatically. You can still refund that item afterward if you need to return the money.

Refund an item

Tap Refund, choose a refund reason, and confirm — this is also permanent.

Refunding is permanent — pick a reason to confirm.

Then choose how to give the money back. You can select more than one payment method to split the refund across, and you don’t have to refund the full price — type a partial amount instead. The maximum you can refund is capped at what was actually paid for that item.

Split across payment methods, or refund only part of the price.

See the result

A cancelled item shows a Cancelled flag at zero price; the order itself can stay Completed. A refunded item shows a Refunded flag, and the order becomes Partially Refunded (or Refunded if everything on it has been refunded).

A cancelled item — order stays Completed.
A refunded item — the order becomes Partially Refunded.

Notes

Cancel vs. Refund, in history: cancelling zeroes the item’s price but keeps the money with the business — nothing is given back. Refunding gives the money back to the customer through a chosen payment method. Cancel first, refund later if you change your mind.

In live mode, cancelling an item is simple removal — the order hasn’t been paid yet, so there’s no money to account for.

Discount lowers the item’s price; compliment makes it free; refund returns money after payment.

Troubleshooting

Can’t refund the full amount? The refund is capped at what was actually paid for that item — check the maximum shown in the dialog.

Can’t cancel or refund an item? If the order is closed, item actions are limited by mode — see the Live vs. History split above, and check you have the right permission.

An action asks for approval? A user with the permission approves it with their PIN — see Manager Approvals.

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