Without internet the till keeps selling: sales are queued on the computer and sent automatically when the connection returns (the till checks its own connection to Table, so Wi-Fi with no internet counts as offline), keeping their original time, exchange rate and receipt reference, and each is recorded once. Offline sales print their receipt and kitchen tickets and open the cash drawer. Cashiers can also sign in, void carts, add customers, apply coupons, ring deliveries (they reach the delivery board when the sale syncs), open, park (printing the kitchen ticket), move, merge and settle dine-in tables, refund a sale, split a payment with part left on the customer's account, take a payment on a customer's account (applied to the oldest debts first when it syncs), clock staff in and out, open a shift, record pay-ins, pay-outs and currency exchanges, print an X report and close the shift offline; the drawer figures and the Z report printed offline are marked provisional until the close syncs. A till restarted without internet keeps the menu at the prices it last had, the barcodes, product codes, variations, add-ons, price tiers, packs, settings, taxes, loyalty rules, tables, stock locations, ingredient stock and the last 30 days of sales from its last online session, and its stock warnings count the sales it has not synced yet.
Till · Always on (the till must be set up online first)