Hi,
I've just bought a 2nd hand TE-4500F to use in our village multi-use (tennis, cricket, bowls, football) sports bar. I would like to program it so that we can have multiple clerks using it, but equally important we would like to record the split between each club (tennis, cricket, football, etc). Not knowing much out epos i thought the Department key might do what I wanted, but now realise it won't, as I want to be able to use multiple PLUs and record the transaction against one of my "clubs".
After downloading the user & dealer manuals I've seen "Group" mentioned (on Journal report) which looks like it might do what I want (it gives percentage splits between some different groups in their example), but cant see anyway for me to apportion PLU sales to a Group. In fact I can't find anything out about groups in the manuals.

Can anyone tell me if using Groups is the best way to achieve what I want? If, so how do I find out about them?

In summary, I would like a Clerk to log-on, use PLUs to build a sale, and then that total sale be recorded against a "Club" (group?) for auditing purposes.

Thanks in advance.
Kit.

You link PLUs to groups when you're setting them up so that at the end of day you get a basic summary of what types of product you've sold throughout the day. For example it will show you the split between draughts, bottles, spirits etc at the end of day rather than telling you exact details about each individual product you've sold.

You're going to find it hard to do what you want with a conventional cash register to be honest. You could 'do away' with the concept of clerks and assign each club to a different clerk.

Group link is in the PLU programming section. Individual feature prog I think