DizLog's Table Management feature, let's you create a predefined tickets for open orders in a Point of Sale (POS) system.
This offers several benefits that contribute to smoother operations, improved customer service, and enhanced efficiency.
Here are some reasons highlighting the importance of creating predefined tickets for open orders in a POS:
Consistency
Time Efficiency
Order Accuracy
Customization and Personalization
Order Tracking and Organization
Customer Experience:
Streamlined Communication
To start creating pre-defined tickets please choose which feature you are using:
To Create Pre-defined tickets:
From Left Pane of the Dashboard Click "Settings" and select "POS Settings"
Navigate to click "Pre-defined Tickets"
Select "Location" where the pre-defined ticket will be assigned
Click on "Add Pre-Defined Ticket" to create ticket
Enter New Ticket Name
Click on "Save"
💡There's no limit in creating pre-defined ticket you may add more pre-defined ticket by clicking on "Add Pre-Defined Ticket"
To use Pre-Defined Tickets in POS:
Process a usual order in POS by going in POS Catalog
Place products in the cart
Click on "Save Orders" to place the order on "Open Orders"
💡Click here to know how to manage open orders
Lists of Pre-defined tickets will show up
Select by clicking in which items from the cart will be placed to a specific ticket
Click on "Custom Ticket" to custom the name of the ticket for easier identification resulting to less hassle transaction
Edit by naming the Ticket # / Name of Customer / Phone number
Put Notes ( optional )
Click on "Save"
Click on Open Orders to double-check the saved order
You have the option to sort the open order tickets by Time, Cashier Name, Ticket/Name/Phone, and Total
Select the ticket to manage and view by clicking on the tix box
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You may add new additional item/products in a specific open order ticket for customer table:
a. By clicking across the open order ticket # and clicking view- Select items/products to add and it will automatically be saved to the open order ticket selected for specific customer table
There's another way to add products/items to specific customer table for open order ticket after processing order for other customer table by placing products to cart and assigning to the open ticket with a different time. This is Merging of tickets for a customer table.
In summary, creating predefined tickets for open orders in a POS system provides numerous benefits, including improved operational efficiency, reduced errors, better order tracking, enhanced customer service, and more effective staff training. It's a practical approach to managing orders in a consistent and efficient manner, benefiting both the business and its customers.
To Create Pre-defined tickets:
From the landing page of the app, tap "Point of Sale" then tap "More"
Navigate up to the bottom part of the screen to tap "Pre-Defined Tables"
Select "Location" where the pre-defined ticket will be assigned ( applicable with accounts with multiple locations)
Tap on the "+ icon" to create a pre-defined ticket enter a name
Then tap "Save"
💡 Pre-defined ticket has been created and is ready to use in Saving open orders, You may add more pre-defined tickets to help you lessen the work once your restaurant starts accepting customer orders.
To use Pre-Defined Tickets in POS:
Process a usual order in POS by going in POS Catalog
Place items in the cart
Tap on "Save Order" to place the order on "Open Orders"
To update, print and do split payment by splitting order you may do so by going in "Open Order" tab.
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You may add new additional item/products in a specific open order ticket for customer table:There's another way to add products/items to specific customer table for open order ticket after processing order for other customer table by placing products to cart and assigning to the open ticket with a different time. This is Merging of tickets for a customer table.
In summary, creating predefined tickets for open orders in a POS system provides numerous benefits, including improved operational efficiency, reduced errors, better order tracking, enhanced customer service, and more effective staff training. It's a practical approach to managing orders in a consistent and efficient manner, benefiting both the business and its customers.