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Introduce Training Mode: A mode where everything works but is not stored, so we can train new staff members.

I do want a Self-Ordering system with Loyverse. I think that customers can use it easily. Just give them an indivisual pass code to input their order. 

The ability to span midnight as 'one day' (or shift) in the Back office statistics. e.g. Our working day starts at 5pm and finishes at 2am the next day. To analyse and gather statistics for the shift, I have to extract the midnight to 2am from the previous day, and add the midnight to 2am from the next day, to see the shift analysis.

I'd like to explore the possibility of using it to develop an online ordering system so that we could have customer space and pay for collection or delivery orders, direct from our Loyverse Menu and send orders to our KDS for preparation.

Cloud-based online accounting services work in any modern browser. Compared with local services, when all operations take place on your computer, cloud solutions store, and process data on a server on the Internet, they also often called cloud-based services. Online accounting services are widely used by private entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized businesses, as they save time and money because now you do not need to hire an accountant and pay him a salary. We prepare an overview of some of the most popular worldwide online accounting services among small and medium-sized businesses. Intuit QuickBooks Online QuickBooks Online is an accounting software developed and marketed by USA company Intuit. QuickBooks Online intended mainly for small and medium-sized businesses, and offers cloud-based accounting that accepts business payments, manages and pays bills, and payroll functions. Versions of this product are available in many different markets, besides the USA. Intuit's chapters in Canada, Great Britain, and Australia offer QuickBooks' localizations that support each region's unique tax calculation needs. Xero Xero, developed by New Zealand company, offers a cloud-based accounting software platform for small and medium-sized businesses. At its core, Xero is an easy-to-use but powerful online accounting system that was born in the cloud. Xero releases new features monthly. Additions and extensions to functionality are developed in response to the needs of new customers and new industries. Zoho Books Zoho Corporation is an Indian software development company. Zoho Books is online accounting software that manages finances, automates business workflows, and helps to work collectively across departments. Zoho also has other software for business: CRM, help desk, project manager, etc., and integration of with them can extend the functionality of accounting. Sage 50cloud Accounting The Sage Group plc, commonly known as Sage, is a British multinational enterprise software company. Sage 50cloud Accounting has empowered entrepreneurs and small businesses to operate more efficiently. More than 3 million people worldwide use it. The software provides easy to use processes for managing key business areas like time and money. FreshBooks FreshBooks started in Toronto, Canada becomes a popular accounting solution for small businesses. Service claimes that it has more than 24 million people used FreshBooks to send, receive, print, and pay invoices and paying customers in over 160 countries. FreshBooks also has integrations with lots of business software. Kashoo Kashoo is a modern, cloud accounting software solution that was built for small businesses. Developed by the team, based in Vancouver, Canada, have subscribers in over 180 countries. The software strives to give small business owners the financial tools they need to succeed. Kashoo focused exclusively on simplifying accounting for small business owners. Wave Wave developed by Canadian based team. Sevice provides accounting, invoicing, and receipt tracking software to better understand business finances, for free. Akaunting Akaunting is an Open Source and free accounting software that allows you to track income and expenses. As an Open Source project it has thousands of contributors from all over the world and available in 43 languages. ZipBook Developed by the team from Utah, USA, ZipBooks provides a simple way to track transactions and determine how much your business is making. The software use data-driven intelligence to automate, predict, and advise in entrepreneurs job. SlickPie SlickPie is a simple expense management software for small businesses with Canadian origins. One of the core components of this online accounting software is MagicBot. MagicBot is the tool for automated receipt data entry so that you can save plenty of time on the data entry. OneUp OneUp is a startup based in San Francisco, USA with clients in over 50 countries. The software includes accounting, invoicing, inventory, and CRM. OneUp syncs with the bank retrieve transactions and automate 95% of the accounting routine by learning your behavior and give suggestions to validate.

1) Fully featured Training Mode 2) More options on what prints on the customer receipts 3) Greater flexibility for the Sales Screen over what displays and in what order plus custom colour capability 4) To add Categories to Groups for simple reporting i.e. Hot/Cold - Wet/Dry etc 5) Set which screen you require for the opening screen 6) Set products to individual kitchen printers/screens 7) Change text font styles/ sizes/ colours

One killer gestire that you can add Is integration with: Gloriafood (delibery system app free) this the best service for recive delivery order. It Is free like your app. Just Est (food delivery - pay service) Deliveroo (food delivery - pay service) Also i ask to add xon/xoff protocol for fiscal printer (in Italy) this Is the most used protocol Thanks a lot

Quarantine is now happening in many countries around the globe, and that is the reality now. There are different restrictions applied to the running of cafés and restaurants in the time of quarantine in different countries. Some countries have put restrictions by applying new rules to cafés and restaurants, such as limiting the number of people entering the premises or controlling the distance when people are within the premises. Whereas, some countries even forbid cafés and restaurants from opening their stores. Of course, follow the rules of your countries. However, despite the circumstances, one's must think that there is always a possibility to continue to run and expand your business. Reformat yourself into the grocery store In many countries, the grocery stores or the supermarkets are open during the quarantine, even if the cafés and restaurants are closed. Find a way to enter the grocery stores that sell food by reorganizing your café. Rearrange your trading equipment. Some of the refrigerated showcases can be used for displaying other products that have a limited shelf life. Expand your scope of products with long-lasting products, but with things that people will always need, such as cereals, pasta, flour, or packaged snacks. With Loyverse POS, you can efficiently work in both formats at the same time: retail (such as grocery stores) and taking orders (such as cafes and restaurants). Use your location to offer products to those who live near you, so that they can quickly buy essential items for their household in this challenging time. Start to deliver The best scenario is if you already have a regular customer base. You can then inform them that you have started a delivery service from your café. You can encourage them, for example, by offering free delivery service from your menu. Regular customers will be attracted to your offer of having the possibility to have the same food they used to enjoy at your premises before. If you do not have a regular customer base yet, do not hesitate to start a loyalty program right away. The excellent way is to inform the nearby residences of your new possibilities by using different methods such as advertisements in your local media outlets. Going online It is a chance to develop a new channel to sell your products. Why not invest time in developing your website. A good website will become an additional instrument for your product sales and will continue to bring customers to you even after the quarantine. Explain your advantages, write about yourself, your experience, your staff, your dishes. Add any images taken in your café that are original, high-quality, and appealing, to attract your customers. If you list your website on the google map, your café and restaurant will be shown to those people searching on google from their nearby location if the input queries are similar to your offer. In addition to your website, put your offers into local market places, they also will bring your additional customers. Use the power of social media to expand your business. To create mobile apps for WooCommerce stores, checkout Appmaker. Offline advertising Use the ability of offline advertising to your potential customers. Ask your customers to share your offer with their friends and neighbors. Find local communities through social media, chats, etc. Social responsibility In this crucial time, many companies are making special offers to those people that are on the frontline fighting with coronavirus. They offer free services for medical workers, police, rescuers, etc. Doing so, you will expend the excellent image of your business and attract more people to you. Use this time of quarantine and restrictions to find other ways and formats for your business. Try to broaden the horizon of your usual thinking. Try new, even unusual forms, try new products, services, new approaches. Your changes will help you to survive and develop even more.

Does anyone from loyverse check this thread? Just curious because the development of loyverse seems really slow compared to other apps and after using it for over a year (and paying for the extras) I'm getting a bit fed up of blindly waiting for updates with no clue if what I'm waiting for is even on their radar.

Hi! Thanks for the great app! I'd like to have couple of new features: - In the back office / sales by item, the ability to sort columns by ascending or descending order (most or least sold item, or margin on each item). As of now, I need to export the sheet and import in excel, then filter the result - Would it be possible to export data to xlsx, pdf and csv as well?   Thanks a lot for your assistance!

Gloriafood and Xero integrations would be aceeeee

In the Loyverse POS app version 2.17 for Android and version 2.31 for iOS, the address field was added to the customer’s profile. Now you can fill in the address of your customer when adding them to your customer base. If you switch on the ‘Show customer info’ option In the Receipt settings section at the Back Office settings, the information of your registered customers will be displayed on the receipts. The customer address will appear on the printed receipt along with other information about the customer Name and Phone number. The same information will be shown on the emailed receipt. You can also add and edit address at the back office customers profile. More details here: Information about the Customer and Comments in the Receipt

Aggressive expansion of large retail chains leaves less and less market space for individual food stores. But they have undeniable competitive advantages. How to use them? In many cities all over the world, chain supermarkets grow rapidly, and they gradually lure customers from small stores. Their "baits" are low prices, a rich assortment of goods, and more comfortable shopping conditions. Of course, not everyone can resist the unequal struggle with the monsters of the market. Nevertheless, world practice shows that convenience stores can coexist peacefully with large shopping centers and supermarkets. After all, convenience stores or corner stores have several advantages over their larger counterparts. The most important is territorial proximity to consumers. Marketers estimate that if it takes more than 10 minutes to get to the supermarket, most people will prefer to purchase in a closer home store. Right assortment To best meet the needs of customers and make them spend more, the owner of a convenient store needs to understand who makes purchases from him and why. The first group of customers is those who purchase something for immediate consumption. As a rule, these are young people who buy ready-made food or drinks. The second group is those who shop in the supermarket once a week for food. These people go to convenience stores only for short-lasting products, such as bread, milk, vegetables, and fruits. The third segment is consumers who make all their purchases near the house. Among them, there may be people who do not have cars and, so the opportunity to go to a remote supermarket arises. This group includes pensioners and intensively working men and women who do not have time for great shopping. You have to form an assortment based on which customer group takes a more significant segment. There is no reason to compete with supermarkets, overloading shelves with goods. To satisfy the needs of visitors of a convenience store, present no more than three types of products of the same category in different price segments with an average assortment of about 3,000 items. Don't strive to take away from people the joy of weekly shopping when they go around the supermarket and fill up the cart with various products. We need to allow people to make small purchases quickly. Therefore, the assortment of small stores should consist of 2500-3000 of the most popular, recognizable, and high-quality goods. It is possible to determine what specific products consumers can't go without, by analyzing management information about sales and using questionnaires. You can ask the regular visitors to fill out a simple questionnaire for several product categories, and thank them for participating in the survey with some modest gift. Occupying shelf space with poorly selling products is an inadmissible luxury. According to research, many people stated that they do not like to visit a convenient store just because "everything is piled up, and it is complicated to choose." In such a case, you can reduce about 30% of the assortment, and the store will only benefit from this. A large number of poorly selling products increases the store's inventory. It leads to the need to increase storage space; working capital is frozen, some products deteriorate. Also, with too extensive of an assortment, the owners of small stores do not have the opportunity to make large-scale purchases of the same goods at a discount. Contrarily, the competent organization of the logistics process allows you to free up valuable trading space, quickly turn out money and always have fresh products on sale, which is especially appreciated by customers. It is best to automate the process of purchasing goods entirely. Loyverse allows you to set a low stock alert for each item. Upon reaching this level, the system sends a notification to the owner's email with items that have reached a low stock value. For example, if you have 20 items of a cookie in stock and fill in the low stock field with the number 3, you will receive a notification the next day at 10 am, after the balance reaches three or less. And the functionality of the Advanced inventory allows you to go even further and automatically enter all the goods into a purchase order if their level is below a specified minimum. Automation allows you to always maintain a stable assortment of the store, which affects the increase in customer loyalty. People must be sure that when they come to the store, they can always buy familiar products. A good option for the formation of the range for tiny convenience stores is specialization. Do not duplicate the range of neighboring outlets. This only increases competition. If the neighboring store is "strong" in meat, then it's better not to expand the assortment of this product. Instead, get another braking position, for example, fish, which provides consumers with choices that they will not find in a supermarket or another nearby convenience store. Time-saving Saving purchase time is another essential factor that can be used as a competitive advantage over a supermarket. To buy one carton of milk at the supermarket, we need to make a trip from the entrance to the shelves with dairy products, make a difficult choice among 10-50 items, then pay for the purchase. For this reason, many people tend to make single purchases at a store near their home, although the prices for goods are usually 5-10% higher than in chain supermarkets. Compare how much time people spend to make a single purchase in a small convenience store and a supermarket. This action takes, on average, 3-5 minutes. In a supermarket, it requires 2-3 times more time. However, all these advantages may not be available if there is a queue in the corner store. The more simple a person can make a purchase, the more willingly he or she visits the store. If the buyer is facing a complicated process of buying goods, it reduces loyalty to this store. The most natural solution to the queue problem is to increase the number of cashiers. However, this is far from being always beneficial from an economic point of view. For example, if queues arise only for a few hours when people return from work, the store owner will still have to pay the extra cashier for the downtime. If trading in a store is conducted through the counter, it is necessary to form the assortment in the departments so that the distribution of customers among them becomes uniform. - To do this, you can sell products in several departments. For example, juice - in the department of fruits and vegetables, milk - in the gastronomic department, etc. The most radical way to deal with queues is to organize a self-service trade. Contrary to popular belief, a self-service scheme can be implemented even in a store with a small area. Nowadays, using modern POS systems that work on Android and iOS tablets, for example, Loyverse POS, can make the sales process easy and fast. Loyverse allows you to connect a separate barcode scanner (which is convenient if you have an influx of customers) or to use the built-in tablet camera (if you do have a small customer flow and want to save on equipment). Selling goods by scanning barcodes significantly increases the speed of customer service at convenience stores and also helps to avoid errors in entering incorrect prices. Customer focus The unique competitive advantage of convenience stores, which cannot be realized in any supermarket, is a particular attitude towards the customer. Since the contingent of buyers in small stores is stable, their sellers know regular customers. And if you want, you can easily remember the preferences of each person. As for supermarkets, it is impossible to provide an individual approach to the client there, no matter how high their level of service may be. A person who gets into the supermarket has the feeling that he was on a well-functioning conveyor. In it, service is put on flow, while convenience stores can work with each client individually. It is essential to create good conditions for sellers: to maintain a warm atmosphere in the team, a decent level of salary. When the seller comes to work with joy, this condition is transferred to customers. If the seller of a small store is attentive to each specific buyer, over time, a particular communication ritual may develop: "Hello! It’s been a while since I last saw you here!” “For you, as usual?” Everyone is pleased when someone recognizes you and gives you individual attention. Buying goods in such a store is psychologically more comfortable. And for such loyal customers, it becomes much more difficult to lure to some other place. Loyverse POS also allows you to create notes on the preferences of registered customers, as well as view their history of previous purchases. It helps sellers to take care of their customers and provide them with the best service. The store's work schedule must match the rhythm of the life of the targeted group of customers. For example, if a shop is open until 19-20 o'clock, although the nearby living people work until later, this means that those working people are automatically excluded from the number of potential visitors. You can attract customers to the convenience store with incentives. A loyalty system is a universal tool used by almost all large retail networks when discounts are offered to customers, participants of the system. The same can be done in a small store. Loyverse POS has a built-in loyalty system; it allows you to set the percentage that will be given to the customer’s account from each purchase as a bonus. The buyer can exchange these bonuses for a discount on subsequent purchases. It motivates the buyers to return and thereby become regular customers. You can also give customers gifts after they have made several purchases for a certain amount: a cake, a box of chocolates, etc. The gain from implementing such programs is noticeably superior to investments. Memorable events So, suppose that a good assortment is formed in the store: sellers are courteous, customers are served quickly, etc. What else can a store owner do to tie a customer tight? Studies show that in residential areas, small shops can play the role of social centers. They can implement all kinds of entertainment and information programs - for example, holidays for children, evenings for senior citizens. If some exciting events regularly occur, this will attract attention. It is convenient to remind about the store’s existence and the promotions held in it on social networks, as well as through thematic mailings to regular customers. It is inexpensive, and it brings good returns.

It would be nice, if you could make integration of work of customer facing big screen on Sunmi T2 device, so that it would show the customer receipts.

Great! We are primary going to use it to sync Loyverse stock (our primary source for the shop) to Woocommerce. (Wordpress Webshop) When an item is purchased from to store, lower the stock in Woocommerce When an items is purchased from Woocommerce, lower the stock in Loyverse We also would like to synchronise the Loyalty-program to Online and Offline sales. Same points for customers on- and offline, see points in webshop. Add new Customers to the Mailchimp mailinglist, send them a welcome-mail (maybee with related product-tips) after an offline sale. In the end we would be able to use Gift-cards on- and offline.

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First of all, thanks for these great products. I have a few things that I miss in the POS. - What do you think of an option for adding specific pick-up or delivery date and time for open tickets? So that we can rank tickets by priority time, also on the KDS. That will save a lot of mistakes and switching with tickets in the kitchen. - An online order website or plugin for my website directly linked to my POS. So that tickets arrive directly in my kitchen. It also prevents mistakes when overwriting online orders of third parties into Loyverse POS. - Some extra fields for adding information from new customers. Think of, delivery address, second phone number, custom field what can be created in the back office? - Last but not least. Maybe adding some sounds into the POS. When payment is done or with a new incoming order. Thanks! David

HI, can we ask for two features in your next version design. at the moment, there is no report for staff openning cash drawer without a sale, we believe the record should be easy for owners to easily manage and find who and when opened cash drawers without making a sale. this feature should give business owners a great evidence if money in cash drawer was short. Another feature I would suggess is to open the cash drawer when the payment method is card, which lets staff put the transaction records in drawer. At the moment we have to give staff permission to be able to "open drawer without a sale".

Please add a "gift card" feature. 1) sell cards / load credit on card 2) redeem cards Printable cards or/and mobile cards (e-mail or iOS Wallet, ...) Thanks Leo

A killer feature for us would be to integrate with an app so that we could set up collection or delivery option and a customer could order and pay for anything available.on our Loyverse Inventory, I.e. self ordering remotely or in our cafe. Being able to link a Loyverse App to our own account and then make available to customers would be a truly useful and business enhancing feature.

I would like to be able to not just enter the total amount of cash when opening or closing a shift but enter the amounts for (configurable) coins and bills (23 x € 1 coins, 15 x €5 bills etc.) This would prevent calculation mistakes and ease cash management.

I'd love to be able to drill down and filter further in the reporting, to see a sales summary but for only a specific category or item. eg, an hourly bar graph of all the coffee sold on Saturdays, or a list of the sales (inc date and time) of rare bulk sales (so I can filter them out of the daily sales charts).

Agreed. I am guessing that will eventually become an optional advanced reporting module as the reporting hasn't changed much since I started using Loyverse 3 years ago. With all the data being stored it ideally should be able to be accessed in any way a user chooses. I had suggested a report wizard previously where you can create your own report and save the template to run on demand or on an auto scheduled basis.

The ability to check idems on Kitchen Display that have already been served to the customers whithout closing the whole ticket.  Also, for void tickets to be in the sales reports with the reason why it was void. 

1. fast payment screen- for my situation as a fast service cafe a fast payment sceen would be perfect if added to the sales screen. small keypad size with option to accept card/tyro/cash 2. table button- i would replace dine in or takeaway option and change it to takeaway as defult or choose  table numbers to give the option as dine in. each venue can choose the number of tables according to their size 1-20 or 1-25. 3. option to set items as modifier- that will give an option to set modifiers on the same scrren as the products that need to be modified. for example for coffee(large for size, skim, sugars ect)  

Tips Feature that allows users to record a tip amount to the ticket, however, it must not be recorded in the Gross Sales amount. So when closing a ticket, have a tip field that the user can input and close the ticket. In the backoffice, have a menu where the tips that have been recorded are listed there, but do not add it to the Gross Sales total. Currently, we are recording the tips but as a menu item and it is being added to the Gross Sales total which is incorrect. PLEASE

Please allow the price of items to be overridden. Sometimes the prices may not be changed in the back office in the time when my store has a sale for different clothing items because I may have forgotten a few items. When scanned it rings up the original price posted in back office. If there was a feature such as sliding right on the item on the ticket to override the price and then having a manager enter their pin number to temporarily change the price for that one transaction for that one item it would make everything so much simpler. This is a feature desperately needed, and I know the loyverse team can make it happen. Please!!!

From January 1, 2020, German companies will be obliged to upgrade all electronic cash registers with a technical security device (TSE). The TSE is designed to prevent tax evasion in cash transactions by tamper-proof recording of all cash transactions. Will Loyverse provide appropriate support for TSE, GoBD, KassenSichV?

Many merchants give their clients loyalty cards with barcodes. You can now use such cards to identify your customers by scanning barcodes from their loyalty cards. The Loyverse POS app, starting from version 2.18 for Android and version 2.32 for iOS, supports scanning customer codes. This function appears when adding a customer to the ticket. The cashier can add the customer to the receipt by scanning the barcode from his/her loyalty card with a barcode scanner or device camera. However, before doing that, the barcode from the customer's loyalty card (“customer code”) should be entered into the customer's profile. This is easy to do in the Back Office. You can also use the exporting-importing functionality to update your customer's list with code in bulk. The cashier can also connect the customer code with customers when registering customers in the loyalty program and fill in the customer profile at the POS. For more details, check the help article: How to Add the Customer to the Receipt by Scanning a Barcode.

Scanning barcodes from loyalty cards now works on iOS and Android devices.

Hello, Is there any way I can create a customer kiosk or even a webpage where they can place an order and pay (much like some McDonalds restaurants)? Thanks, Alex

Hi Gemma, This sounds fantastic. Maybe we can mixed our parts. I‘m programming several connections to woo, too. I‘m waiting for the Post api for a item, contact and orders... Sync, let’s stay in contact. cu martin

Looking to get this developed, where the client can order direct from their own mobile device at table, and also the option to order ahead from their own device. Anyone else interested in something like this? We wouldn't mind partnering with others to get this implemented and split the cost. So many opportunities with something like this. Basically, the ordering is done thru a website that is connected to Loyverse thru API. This avoids clients having to download an app or anything complicated. Needs to be super simple for client to operate from their own device, and they can order, and ask for the check when they are ready to pay. Further integration would be to allow customer to pay thru their phone as well, but for now, payment can be processed externally. Let me know!

With the current UK government guidelines just released it would be ideal at this time to have the ability for a customer to order directly from a table via an app. With the way Loyverse us already set up, how difficult would it be to add an ability for a customer to effectively be completing the POS bit themselves to order from their table? The order then marked as pending until payment is either received via a staff member taking a card reader for payment or payment via Paypal or card on virtual terminal like Square or similar? I often use the POS app on my mobile phone when I visit our own cafe, to simply raise an order with 100% Management Discount and send straight t the kitchen and front of house coffee machine KDS. It has always seemed natural for me that it should be possible for a customer to do this. The rest of the infrastructure is there already, with the menu set up and sending to printers and/or kitchen display system. It seems to be a natural extension of Loyverse. With restaurants and pubs due to open from 4th July, this would be a huge benefit to businesses using Loyverse in being able to comply with government guidelines. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5eb96e8e86650c278b077616/Keeping-workers-and-customers-safe-during-covid-19-restaurants-pubs-bars-takeaways-230620.pdf From latest government guidance 23rd June 2020 Steps that will usually be needed: Encouraging customers to order online, on apps or over the telephone to reduce queues and stagger pick-up times. Encouraging use of contactless ordering from tables where available. For example, through an ordering app.

I would like to have integration with Gloriafood because they are also free systems

Hi - so like so many others I would like to hook up some e-commerce application to loyverse - and in the end the 'order' come out the kitchen display as if it had been ordered from the front desk. This is especially important now with all the lockdowns happening - and the only way to get traction is to introduce an online component to ordering for pickup or delivery. I know you are all hard at work on this - and so I am patiently watiing - but there is a real need for getting the data out in a reliable format - along with the ability to send an order to the system. - in effect a web based version of the POS (but with pretty pictures and descriptions). So while we are in lockdown it would be nice to develop something to be able to let us be able to do business even if we have very limited scope with customers being aloowed into the premises Thank you Oh while I am here and have your 'ears' would you be able have a few 'custom' fields that are text based that we (the developers) can use as we want - and loyverse just stores them - this would be ideal for us to have descriptions or other text that could be able to be used in our own app - so that means we would not have to have a seperate data repository to add our own individual data. Thanks

- Synchronize items list, stock balance from single database - Automatically create order from online delivery site - integrate with own customer database

Hello. We plan to sync it with our accounting system. - Exchange of goods. - Exchange of operations. - The balances of the goods.

Hello, Example: Selling a drink called Mojito It is a composite item So when making a sale i want to have the option of choosing the liquor that will be deducted from the stock. Mojito with: Havana Club Bacardi etc. I also want to have a modifier that lets me make it a "double" so when i make the choice "double" then it will deduct 8cl. instead of 4.cl from the previously chosen liquor As it is now i need to make maybe 5 different items for the same cocktail, and its several different cocktails. so instead of maybe 30-50 cocktail i can end up with 200. it makes the POS very messy and tiresome to deal with. How can this problem be solved? Am I the only one that want to have a feature like this for an item?

Their API is located at : https://github.com/GlobalFood/integration_docs/tree/master/ Integrating this would be a HUGE step for Loyverse and would allow it go grow quickly as a the preferred POS for small businesses. We need something like this or similar that we can have push orders to us from online.

Android version is still 1.04 four months later. We really want this feature in Android too. Please can there be an Android release soon?

Loyverse is hopeless at handling discounts! If there's a line of people waiting to be served you want to get them served as soon as possible, not waste time looking for buttons to click with the relevant discount to apply. It must be possible to set up a discount in the back office so if someone buys 2 of the same thing the discount is automatically applied. This is an absolute must for grocery stores with any sort of volume of traffic. Not having this in a pos system aimed at the retail sector makes it look amateurish.

Hello, For anyone having trouble with their bills print being cut off from the right, the following command will help: B6,6C,9A just write in the Initial ESC/POS commands area in advanced settings Also you can find more command info that might help other situations in: http://www.ekka.com.ua/files/doc/ma501_4421_00_rev14.pdf Hope it helps! NOTE: Just to clarify, i do not own the MP-4000 TH POS Printer mentioned in the manual, but most commands did work for my off-brand Bluetooth thermal printer, so it might also work for yours

Hello, this is actually a suggestion or request. Can we add functionality to change color display of the items in KDS depending on the dining option? Our kitchen staff have committed several mistakes already, preparing food for dine in even if the food is for take out or delivery. I think it will help if the color of take out or delivery items are different from dine in. Thanks!

Hello, Firstly, Loyverse is a fantastic free software. Thanks to that. My business is a car workshop. I currently use a Epson L220 printer at my office. Thus I would like the invoice to be printed as a4 pdf or a4 invoice printing support. Hope this feature request is workable. Thanks Shankar

1. Set the week to a customizable one. Our week starts on Wednesday. 2. Customizable shift hours. We close at 1:00 am, so all sales between 12:00 am and 1:00 am are for the previous days. Many clients do not close out open tickets until close to closing time. 3. Dashboard app is limited. Would like to see sales by item. 4. Ability to export a range of dates into separate lines in spreadsheet. Right now you have to export 1 day at a time to incorporate into excel.

We are in the process of changing from Square POS to Loyverse and so far I am liking it. One major issue I see is how the POS screen handles barcodes that are scanned that don't exist. Square would come up with a pop up saying that the sku wasn't in the system and made the used press okay. Loyverse has a small pop up on the bottom of the screen that is easily missed and doesn't prevent the user from continuing. We are constantly changing our inventory and barcode mistakes on import do happen. On Loyverse it is very easy for a cashier to not notice that an item was not added to the sale and move on. It would be helpful for a full screen pop up to be enabled in the settings that prevents the cashier from continuing to scan without acknowledging the unknown code.

Auto discounts you can set up in the back office for me. It's a must! Knowing a bit more about what's going on regards to updates would be good too.

Dose Loyverse integrates with quick books or Xero or any accounting software cloud-based? If not, is it in the plans?