FeaturesOverview SAP CCO EN
FeaturesOverview SAP CCO EN
This document is designed to give you a high-level overview of all features supported in SAP Customer
Checkout and SAP Customer Checkout manager.
The following features are supported in UI modes Table Service and Quick Service:
● Cash payment
● Card payment
● Payment on Credit
● Voucher payment
● Print last receipt
● Dublicate receipt print
● Print of vouchers
● Print of cash transaction
● Print of day-end closing
● Print of quick sales report for POS system
○ Example: manager walks in and wants a print out of revenue figures.
● Basic print changes using configuration
○ Example: upload and print logo, specific message
● Advanced print change
○ By adapting print templates; Example: display a new field
● Print foreign language description
○ Example: legal requirement in some countries/ regions in MENA region
● Dual language print
○ Example: legal requirement in some countries/ regions in MENA region
● Time recording
○ Punch-in and punch-out
● Cash transaction - cash-in and cash-out
○ Example: bring money from safe to a cash box
● Cash transaction – pay-in and pay-out
○ Example: pay from cash box for company car fuel
● Day-end closing - manual process
○ Count cash in all configured currencies, credit card, vouchers
● Day-end closing - automatic process
● Day-end closing - cash balancing transaction
○ Cashier counted 100 Euro, the POS system expects 110 Euro. This means, the cash balancing is -10
Euro.
● Posting day-end closing to SAP Customer Checkout manager
● Fetch only limited articles from SAP ERP system
○ Only articles assigned to a pricelist are fetched.
● Stock management: overview from SAP ERP system
○ Example: the cashier wants to know the stock from another point-of-sale location.
● Permission handling
○ At role and user level
● Inheritance of permissions
○ A user or a role can inherit permissions from a parent role. Own permission will overwrite inherited
permissions.
● Super user credentials
○ In case of missing permissions (e.g. give discount) a user with the permission can enter the credentials
for this action.
● Reporting in SAP Customer Checkout
● Deletion of test data
● Import vouchers from CSV file
● Configuration export and import
● Prefix change tool
○ Example: when you have 500 POS systems, and you copy from a master image and change the prefix
of each POS system.
● Restore tool
○ Example: when your system breaks-down, and you want to rapidly set-up another one from a back-up.
● Back-up
○ Example: executes a back-up or schedules regular back-up and shutdown.
● Schedule shut-down
○ Example: At 11 pm, all POS system are shut down after taking a back-up.
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