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POS System Test
A retail point of sale system typically includes a cash register. And a cash register includes:
computer, monitor, cash drawer, receipt printer
customer display and a barcode scanner
debit/credit card reader
All of above
A drawer or tray that a retailer would use to store his money is called
Till
Barcode Scanner
Debit Card Reader
None of Above
What is NOT the part of procedure for handling cash in POS System
In the collection process, press the subtotal key to display the amount of goods subtotal.
Use the scanner to scan the bar code information of the item.
When the final sales confirmation, press the total key to collect the settlement.
Selecting Goods
It is best to count the change in the following manner:
From bills to pennies
From quarters (.25) to pennies (.01) then count the bills from dollars ($1) to twenties ($20).
All of Above
At the end of the day, the cash drawer needs to be closed. To close the drawer:
Click "Close Day"
Click "Close Sales"
Click “Close Drawer” link in the POS left menu.
The cash float is described as:
the balance of change that the cash drawer starts with each day.
Cash counting
cash exchange
Cash bills
Balancing a cash register usually takes place:
at the end of the day
at the end of a cashier's shift.
1 & 2
Frequent discrepancies in the cash balancing procedure could be a sign of:
employee theft
may indicate further training is required for a particular cashier.
Being sluggish
A commonly overlooked POS security feature is:
Disclosing security code
limiting access to certain features to specific employees.
Punching price manually
If a new employee is being trained on the POS with unfettered access to the entire system, their lack of knowledge could lead to
accidental data changes
Possible deletion
up gradation of system