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Cash Register Setup

Cash Register Setup is where cash-register login credentials are created — a Register ID + password pair that a staff member uses to log in to a physical/logical cash register before using any cashiering screen (Transaction, Cashier Shift, Quick Checkout). This screen manages the login credential directly; it is not linked to the separate Cashiers reference list.

Access​

Configuration → General Configuration → Cash Register Setup

Fields​

FieldRequiredDescription
Register IDYesThe identifier the user types in at Cash Register Login (e.g. REG01, FRONT-DESK-1). Must be unique system-wide.
UsernameYesThe existing user account this register login is linked to.
First Name / Last Name / EmailNoReference/contact fields shown alongside the register login.
PasswordYes (on create)The password used together with Register ID at Cash Register Login. Leave blank when editing to keep the current password.
Confirm PasswordYes (on create)Must match Password.
Max Shift Drops per DayNoMaximum number of shift drops this register login is allowed to perform per business date.
HotelNoRestricts this register login to a specific hotel.
StatusYesActive/Inactive — inactive register logins cannot be used to log in.

Cash Register Login​

At any cashiering screen, if not already logged in, the user is prompted for Register ID and Password — the credential pair created here (this is a separate login from the user's normal PMS username/password). After logging in, the session is used for:

  • Tracking which register posted each transaction (visible in Journal by Transaction)
  • Shift drop / cashier close (the shift is tied to the register login)
  • Enforcing the Max Shift Drops per Day limit

Common FAQs​

A user gets "No cash register session" when trying to close a shift. They must complete Cash Register Login first, using the Register ID and password set up here — not their normal PMS login.

Why doesn't a Register ID work at login? Confirm the Register ID and password were entered exactly as created here, and that the register login's Status is Active.

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