POS System

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

• None 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. 

• All of Above

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

• None of Above

Frequent discrepancies in the cash balancing procedure could be a sign of:

• employee theft

• may indicate further training is required for a particular cashier.

• 1 & 2

• Being sluggish

A commonly overlooked POS security feature is:

• Disclosing security code

• limiting access to certain features to specific employees.

• Punching price manually

• All of above

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

• 1 & 2