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Microsoft Dynamics AX for Retail POS is the point of sale (POS) program for Microsoft Dynamics AX. POS tasks are performed by using a POS register. The graphical user interface (GUI) is easy to use and can be set up to meet the requirements of many industries, such as food service, fashion, and grocery.
Commerce Data Exchange is a system that transfers data between Microsoft Dynamics AX and retail channels. At headquarters, you must install Commerce Data Exchange: Async Server and Commerce Data Exchange: Real-time Service.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 for Retail supports multiple retail channels, including online stores, online marketplaces, and brick-and-mortar stores. In Retail, a brick-and-mortar store is called a retail store. Each retail store can have its own payment methods, price groups, point-of-sale (POS) registers, income accounts and expense accounts, and staff.
After you create a retail store, you assign the products that you want the store to carry. You also assign employees, registers, and customers to the store. Finally, you add the new store to an organization hierarchy.
Organization hierarchies represent the relationships between the organizations that make up your business. When you set up stores, you can add them to an organization hierarchy. The stores then share data that is used for assortments, replenishment, and reporting.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 includes a global address book that is shared among all companies in your environment. The global address book stores party record information for each organization or person that your organization has contact with.
If you accept payments that are made by using checks, credit cards, debit cards, corporate charge cards, gift cards, customer credit, and other forms of payment, you must set up each payment method for your organization. You can assign specific payment methods to each store and then set up store-specific settings for each payment method.
Before you can offer products for resale in your retail channels, you must create and configure the products in Microsoft Dynamics AX. To link the products that you sell to the retail channels that sell those products, you must set up assortments.
Use price groups to create and manage prices and discounts for retail products. For example, you could use price groups to offer specific products at different prices to different groups of customers in different stores.
Before workers can perform their job duties in the retail store, you must set up the workers in Microsoft Dynamics AX. You must also assign appropriate permissions to the workers, so that they can log on and perform tasks.
After you create a payment method in Retail, you can assign the payment method to stores. Multiple payment methods for stores can be based on a single organization-wide payment method. Each store payment method can have different settings.
You use the hierarchy to select the stores that you distribute assortments to or replenish stock for. For example, you assign a store to an organization hierarchy with a purpose of Retail assortment. Then, when you distribute assortments to retail channels, you can select only the retail channels that are included in this organization hierarchy.
When you set up a register in Retail POS, you select a hardware profile and a visual profile for the terminal. A hardware profile determines the physical configuration of a terminal and a visual profile determines its screen characteristics.
In AX 2012 R3, a channel data group is a group of one or more retail channel databases. A data package is generated for each data group. All channel databases in a data group subscribe to the same data.
In AX 2012 R2 and AX 2012 Feature Pack, a distribution location is a record that links a store to the database. Distribution locations represent the destinations of distributed data. A distribution location list is a group of distribution locations. For example, you can set up a distribution location list per region or per time zone.
Synchronize all data for the channel database. In the Channel database form, click Full data sync and then select the distribution schedule that is named Full sync.
Offline profiles define which data is synchronized from the store database to the offline databases on POS registers. Each offline profile consists of several offline scopes. The default scopes are modeled after the jobs that are used to synchronize data between Microsoft Dynamics AX and the stores. For example, a scheduler job pushes tax-related information from Microsoft Dynamics AX to the stores. The tables that are included in that scheduler job are also included in the offline scope that pushes tax-related information from the store database to the offline database.
Acumatica Point of Sale, powered by Heuristyc, is designed for wholesale distributors and manufacturers that want a simple system to manage all sales transactions, including counter sales. Manage point-of-sale transactions from a single order screen, with real-time inventory and cash register reconciliation reporting. Easily integrate POS hardware and credit card terminals for automated point-of-sale processing.
Create new counter orders and manage returns/exchanges within the same transaction. Define default settings by device, copy historical orders, and apply customer-specific pricing and discounts. Batch Mode and Live Mode options provide users flexibility to process each sale. Authorize and capture payments via electronic signature.
Automate order entry with standard barcode scanners and touch screens to error-proof data input. Easily connect Epson and Start Receipt Printers or attach a full-size printer. Connect standard cash registers with automated drawer opening after each transaction. Integrate POS with specified EMV Credit Card Terminals linked to AcuGateway.
Capture lot and serial information for items, suggest cross-sell/up-sell and substitute items based on Inventory SKU or alternate identification number, and reconcile cash drawers with end-of-day procedures and Point of Sale reporting.
Acumatica Cloud ERP with Acumatica Point of Sale is a comprehensive over-the-counter business system for financials, CRM, tax management, complete order management, inventory management, and reporting.
A basic POS system is used by businesses to automatically calculate price, determine sales tax, accept payment, print or email (or both) a receipt of the transaction, and handle banking needs. When software based, a POS system can be a traditional cash register or utilized as a mobile device.
More advanced POS systems allow sellers to gather data and use that data to understand consumer behavior, monitor inventory, and tailor marketing. They also provide the information they need to make strategic business decisions.
Depending on the POS system a business chooses, there are varying levels of sophistication. With Acumatica Point of Sale (POS) Powered by Heuristyc, businesses have everything they need to manage all sales transactions from a single system.
For example, users are provided with integrated financials, CRM, tax management, PCI-compliant credit card processing, order management, inventory, purchasing, and business analytics and reporting. They are also able to connect popular POS hardware via the Acumatica Device Hub.
In addition to deploying and managing Acumatica Point of Sale across multiple store locations, users have the connected hardware (e.g., cash registers, barcode scanning, receipt printers, and credit card terminals), back-office features (e.g., financials, business intelligence, and order/inventory/warehouse management), data capture capabilities, and more needed for a complete and streamlined sales management experience.
Retail Point of Sale (POS), embedded in Microsoft Dynamics GP, is designed to provide customers with fast, outstanding service at the point of sale in a retail environment. POS incorporates the features and benefits required in offering the best possible customer service, one of the most important aspects of running a retail business.
POS is a secure way to conduct retail business, with loss prevention capabilities, offering more security for merchants and customers. POS has a multi-site feature to accommodate larger retailers with multiple locations. This allows merchants to view stock at several locations and sell items from other locations. POS has vast set up options that can be tailored to specific business needs to ensure increased productivity and revenue.
Microsoft Dynamics POS optimizes store performance and makes your people more productive. Success in retail requires point of sale (POS) store management tools that address your current business needs and enables you to respond quickly to change. Microsoft Dynamics POS provides better insight into your business, helping you to improve customer satisfaction, empower your employees to make better decisions, respond to changing business situations and lower your IT costs.
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