The Grindless Point of Sale has received several updates to Batch Receiving, a new nickel rounding option for cash transactions, and session stability improvements designed to enhance accuracy, flexibility, and overall system reliability.
Batch Receive Improvements
The Batch Inventory Receiving screen, which allows you to add a list of products to a queue and apply updates to the selected products in bulk, has received the following fixes:
- Resolved an issue that could accidentally increase the quantity received by one.
- Corrected an issue where the Additional Cost field was not being applied correctly.
The Batch Receive feature is relatively new, so if you haven’t used it yet, we recommend trying it out the next time you have a group of products you need to update (or create). You can find it from Tasks > Shipment Received, then click the “Batch Receive” button in the top right. View the help information for this screen by clicking the help icon in the navigation bar.
Nickel Rounding Feature
A new cash rounding option has been added to support situations where exact penny change cannot be provided. This feature was added to accommodate the U.S. Mint discontinuing production of the penny moving forward.
- Settings: A new option is available under Settings > Cash Till Settings, allowing you to configure how change should be rounded when making change for a cash payment taken in.
- During Sales: On the receipt dialog, when issuing change, you can now click the change amount to round it according to your configured settings (above).
- Reporting: A new Nickel Rounding line has been added to report totals, reflecting any gain or loss resulting from rounding differences across orders within the selected time frame.
Session Stability Fixes
- Resolved an issue where sessions were expiring unexpectedly. If you noticed yourself being logged out suddenly recently, this should help alleviate those instances.
This update focuses on improving inventory accuracy, cash handling flexibility, and overall system reliability.
Thank you to our users who submit problem reports to alert us about issues like these.
