| 1、 Quick Start |
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| 1.1 Definition of Nouns |
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Venue:The venue can be divided into badminton court, table tennis court, and other courts (multiple courts can be added at will), and each court is specific to a registered guest. Generally, after providing the court to one guest, it cannot be temporarily provided to another guest for consumption until the current guest exits the occupied state. This project is set up in the system settings and used during site billing.
Product item:It is a project provided by the store to guests and charged a certain fee (such as coaching, merchandise, rental items, etc.). This project is set up in the system settings and is used to increase guest spending.
Billing settings:The billing setting mainly provides a method for calculating and collecting consumption fees from guests present. Mainly including: (1) Full time discount setting: If full time discount is enabled (member discount rate will become invalid), then discount discounts will be offered based on the set discount rate when guests check out; (2) Venue billing type: Different methods for calculating venue fees can be provided for different venue types. This setting applies to venue projects. When setting up venue projects, if a venue billing type is selected, the system will automatically calculate venue fees based on the billing method in this venue billing type (provided that the corresponding venue billing type has been set). This project is set in the system settings.
Training partner settings:Coaching refers to the staff of our store who can provide services to guests. In this setting, coaching information can be added, modified, or deleted, and corresponding coaching levels (such as advanced coaching, intermediate coaching, ordinary coaching, etc.) can be set for each coaching. With the accompaniment level, corresponding commission amounts can be set for each service level in the product project (if required). This setting can automatically calculate the commission amount for the accompaniment level that provides services to guests.
Membership settings:Members are the collective term for VIP customers, signing customers, group meeting customers, contract customers, and other customers of our store. Membership levels can be set (such as premium, intermediate, regular, etc.), and discount rates can be set for each membership level.
Operator settings:The operator refers to the reception staff of our store who use this system, and the administrator can assign corresponding operation permissions to them.
Print settings:The print settings can control whether to print the checkout list for guests and control the printing format of receipts when guests check out. This software perfectly supports the POS58 series receipt printer, and the relevant drivers can be downloaded from our website.
Guest registration → Venue billing:Each customer must register (establish a customer account) before making a purchase, and arrange a venue for the customer. The venue project must have been set up in the "Venue Settings" section of the "System Settings" module, and the system can only register the already set venues.
Visitor registration → Change of venue:If, due to reasons within the store or customer requests, the item currently occupied by the customer must be terminated, but the customer's consumption has not ended, the customer's information and consumption data can be transferred to another new item without checkout by changing the venue. For example, changing venues.
Project status:The current usage status of the site project. For example, available, occupied, deactivated, reserved, and other statuses.
Order consumption → Increase consumption:All items consumed by guests during the consumption process must be recorded in the account to automatically calculate the consumption amount upon check-out. The customer's consumption details are recorded here.
Cashier checkout → Guest checkout:Terminate the customer's current consumption activity, receive payment, and automatically restore the occupancy status of the venue project (venue) to available (or cleared) status.
Product discounts and category discounts: In the product item settings, there is a 'discount setting'. Here we will explain in detail. For example, for beer, we need to offer discounts to guests. First, find this item and click on 'discount setting'. In the subsequent pop-up window, different discount ratios can be set for different guest types. At checkout, the system will calculate different discount ratios based on different guests. This attribute is more suitable for making special offers or special discounts for members.
Shortcut keysA button used to quickly complete a task In the main interface: F1Pop up software help F3Locate the fast track bar and directly enter the venue number to select a venue. Here, only partial information of a venue can be entered. For example, T007 Number field, you can enter T007, 007, or directly enter 07 to locate. F4: billing F5: Checkout F8: Increase consumption Shortcut keys in other interfaces can be viewed directly from the prompts in the interface.
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| 1.2. Activation steps |
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Step 1: Install this system.
Step 2: Execute the "System Maintenance ->System Settings" menu and set the relevant items.
- Site Settings
- Product Item Settings
- Membership Settings
- Department and operator settings
- Accompanying Practice Settings
- Billing Settings
- External device settings (print settings)
Step 3: Start using.
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| 1.3 Daily operation steps |
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Step 1: Double click the icon to open this system Step 2: Enter the correct username and password to log in
Step 3, Registration Module: Guest Registration → Venue Reservation
Step 4: Registration module: Guest registration → Venue billing
Step 5, Order Module: Order Consumption → Increase Consumption
Step 6, Cashier module: Cashier checkout → Guest checkout (confirm or inquire if the guest is a member of our store)
Step 7, Query Module: Query guest information, cashier details, print daily and monthly business reports, commission inquiry, statistical analysis of operating income and customer traffic, etc.
Step 8, Member Management Module: Manage members' basic information, consumption information, recharge information, transfer information, etc.
Step 9: Maintain System → Data Backup
Step 10: Maintain System ->System Settings
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| 1.4 Daily reception business operation steps |
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Step 1: Registration module: Guest registration → Venue billing Step 2, Order module: Order consumption → Increase consumption
Step 3, Cashier module: Cashier checkout → Guest checkout
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| 2、 Operation methods for each functional module |
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System main interface:
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(Figure 1) |
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I. Venue billing
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1. Venue billing: The function is to establish a guest consumption account. This module assigns a venue (venue) to each guest who comes to the store, which is the beginning of guest consumption. |
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 (Figure 2)
After selecting a venue that is in the "available" state, click on the menu "Guest Registration ->Venue billing" (or directly click the "Venue billing" shortcut button in the main window or press F4) to enter the venue billing interface. (Note: The venue is displayed as an icon in the main interface of the system, and clicking the "Icon/List" button in the main interface can switch the display mode)
After entering the "Venue billing" interface (as shown in Figure 2), you can see the available venues and related fees for each venue.
Deposit amount (depending on the situation of our store)
After filling out the form, click the "OK" button or press "F5" to complete the billing task, click the "Cancel" button or press "F4" to cancel the billing operation.
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2. Change venue: FunctionIf, due to reasons within the store or customer requests, the space currently occupied by the customer must be terminated, but the customer's consumption has not ended, the customer's information and fee information can be transferred to another new project without checkout by changing the space. For example, changing venues. |
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 (Figure 3)After selecting the venue to be changed, click on the menu "Guest Registration ->Change Venue" (or right-click on the "Change Venue" menu item) to enter the venue change interface (as shown in Figure 3).
After entering the "Change Venue" interface, you can see that when The venue number to be exchanged (i.e. original venue), enter the target venue to be adjusted in the text box after "Adjust to".
After filling out the form, click the "OK" button to complete the site replacement task, and click the "Cancel" button to cancel the site replacement operation. (Note: If the venue to be replaced and the target venue are of the same venue type, they can be switched by dragging and dropping)
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3. Modify Registration: FunctionIf there is an error in filling out the form at the venue, or if it is used to modify the number of guests or deposit amount, this operation can be completed. |
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After selecting the venue that needs to be modified for registration, click on the menu "Guest Registration ->Modify Registration" (or right-click on the "Modify Registration" menu item in the shortcut menu) to enter the modification registration interface.
After entering the modification registration interface, the corresponding text box will display the data when the customer registered, and the items that need to be modified will be changed. For example: number of guests, deposit amount.
After filling out, click the "OK" button or press "F5" to complete the modification task, click the "Cancel" button or press "F4" to cancel the modification operation.
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4. Venue status: FunctionThis operation can manually modify the status of a non occupied venue to "available", "reserved", "disabled", and other states. |
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 (Figure 4)
After selecting the venue where the venue status needs to be modified, click on the menu "Guest Registration → Venue Status" (or right-click on the "Venue Status" menu item in the shortcut menu) to enter the venue status interface (as shown in Figure 4). (Note: This operation can only be performed on non occupied venues)
After entering the venue status interface, the current status of the selected venue will be displayed in the window. Select the desired adjusted status in the list box after "Set it as".
After the selection is completed, clicking the "OK" button will complete the task of modifying the venue status, and clicking the "Cancel" button will cancel the modification operation of the venue status.
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5. Booking Management: FunctionsThis function can complete functions such as adding reservations, modifying reservations, deleting reservations, querying, exporting, and printing reservation status. |
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 (Figure 5)
Enter the reservation management interface by clicking on the "Guest Registration ->Reservation Management" menu (or directly clicking the "Reservation Management" shortcut button in the main window).
Add reservation: Click the "Add" button in the reservation management window to enter the reservation registration window. Fill in the reservation information in the registration window, specify the type and venue of the reservation, confirm the expected arrival time and last reservation time of the guest, and also choose whether to automatically cancel the reservation when the reservation time is reached. After filling out the form, click the "OK" button to complete the booking, and click the "Cancel" button to cancel the booking operation. (Note: The final reservation time refers to the maximum amount of time that can be extended if the guest does not arrive at the scheduled arrival time. This time is used as a condition for automatic cancellation of the reservation.).
Modify reservation: To modify a certain reservation information, you can select it in the reservation management window, and then click the "Modify" button in the reservation management window to enter the modification reservation registration window. Modify the corresponding content (the operation method is similar to adding a reservation), and then click "OK" to save the modified information. If you click the "Cancel" button, the modification reservation registration operation will be canceled and the original data will remain unchanged.
Delete booking: Select a booking information to be deleted in the booking management window, then click the "Delete" button in the booking management window. The system will prompt "After deletion, it cannot be restored. Are you sure to delete it?" Click "OK" to permanently delete the selected booking information, and click "Cancel" to do nothing and return to the booking management window.
Query reservation: In the reservation management window, enter the reserved venue number or the name or membership number of the booker in the text box after "venue number/name/membership number", and click "query". The data table will display the reservation information that meets the query criteria. Of course, you can click the "filter" button to select the filter criteria and specify the query range. Clicking the 'Refresh' button will display all booking information in the data table.
Export booking: Click the "Export" button in the booking management window and select the corresponding export format (such as exporting to Excel or exporting to a text file) to export the booking information in the data table to the selected format. (Main function: It can layout, print, and save exported data).
Printing: Click the "Print" button in the reservation management window to display the data in the data table in the customized "Reservation Information Print Preview Window". Click the "Print" button in this window to print and output the previewed "Guest Reservation Information" to a connected and functioning printer.
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6Exit the system: FunctionThis operation can interrupt the operation of this system and return to the operating system. |
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Click on the menu 'Guest Registration ->Exit System', and the system will prompt 'Do you really want to exit the system?' Clicking 'Yes' will interrupt the current operation and exit the system, clicking' No 'will return to the system.
(Note: Please confirm to save any unsaved operations before exiting the system, otherwise the system will cancel the unsaved operations)
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II. Order based consumption
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1. Increase consumption: functionalityGuests who are present to receive services (already registered) can make consumption requests through ordering operations. This module will arrange the required consumption services for guests who receive consumption and record them in the register. This module only registers specific consumption items. |
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 (Figure 6)
After selecting a guest venue with consumption needs, double-click on the venue or click on the menu "Order Consumption → Add Consumption" (or click the "Add Consumption" shortcut button in the main window or press the shortcut keys "F8", "insert", "+") to enter the add consumption interface. (As shown in Figure 6)
After entering "Add Consumption", select the item that the guest wants to consume from the "Project Consumption Order" in the left half of the window (which can be queried by entering the consumption item number or simplified spelling), fill in the required consumption quantity in the consumption quantity, and click the "Add" button to add the selected consumption item to the "Consumption List" in the right half of the window. (Note: If the guest's consumption item requires the provision of accompanying services, clicking the "Add" button will also pop up a window for selecting accompanying services. Select the accompanying services that can be provided and click "OK".)
If you want to delete an added consumption item, you can select the item to be deleted in the "Consumption List" on the right half of the window and click the "Refund" button.
In this window, you can complete functions such as stopping billing for timed projects, refunding projects, transferring orders, printing consumption projects, etc
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2. Personal Consumption Details Query: FunctionThis module is used to query the recorded consumption list of guests who are currently present (usually used based on guests' requests or some special needs). |
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 (Figure 7)
Click the button "View Consumption → Consumption Status" to enter the "Personal Consumption Details Query" window (as shown in Figure 7).
Enter the "Personal Consumption Details Query" window and enter the venue to query the consumption details in the text box after "Designated Venue". Press the "Enter" key to list the corresponding venue's consumption orders in the data table on the right half of the window.
Click the "Print" button to print and output the consumption list displayed in the data table to a connected and functioning printer. Click the "X" button in the upper right corner of the window to exit the "Personal Details Query Window".
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3. Training Companion Query: FunctionThis module is used to query the detailed information of all coaches that have been recorded in this system, manage coaches, view their status, make reservations, etc. It can classify and query, export, and print coach information according to the coach's location. |
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 (Figure 8)
Click on the menu "Order Consumption ->Accompaniment Query" to enter the accompaniment query window (as shown in Figure 8).
After entering the coaching query window, enter the number or name of the coaching partner to be queried in the text box (simplified spelling is also acceptable), and press Enter to display the corresponding coaching information in the data window. (Of course, you can also select the query range by clicking the "Filter" button before querying), and clicking the "Refresh" button will display all the information of the sparring partners in the data table.
Click the "Export" button and select the corresponding export format to generate the data in the data table into a file in the corresponding format. Click the print button to print the data in the data table to a connected and functioning printer.
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III. Cashier and Settlement
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1. Guest checkout: FunctionThis module will automatically calculate all the consumption and payable amounts incurred by each registered guest during their presence, and complete the checkout and cashier operations. |
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 (Figure 9)
After selecting the venue for the guest to check out in the main window, click on the menu "Cashier Checkout ->Guest Checkout" (or click the "Guest Checkout" shortcut button in the main window or press the shortcut keys "F5" or "end") to enter the guest checkout interface.
This window mainly includes checkout: ① venue information area, ② member information area, ③ payment status area, ④ consumption order area. (Note: Zone 1: Used to display the bill number, venue number, and consumption amount of the current checkout venue. Zone 2: If the guest who is checking out is a member of our store, this member's ID can be specified, and they can receive corresponding discount rates. The discount rate can be set in the system settings. Zone 3: There are payment methods, credit card numbers, accounts receivable amounts, deposits received, discount amounts, settlement amounts, guest payments, change, etc., where "received deposits" refer to the total amount of "prepayments" and other amounts already received; "settlement amounts" refer to the settlement amount calculated by the system, that is, "consumption amount - received deposits=settlement amount"; "guest payments" refer to the guest's checkout.) If the amount delivered to the cashier is greater than the settlement amount, the change amount will be displayed afterwards; "discount amount" It refers to the collective term for the discount rate automatically calculated by the system root to benefit guests and the amount of rounding off. The final 'incoming amount=consumption amount - discount amount' is automatically calculated by the system. ④ Zone: Used to display the consumption list of the selected venue. )
Regarding "hanging the account": it refers to the situation where a guest does not make payment or settle the bill when leaving the hotel, and their settlement amount is temporarily treated as "hanging the account". You can check and settle the "outstanding balance" through [Cashier Settlement ->Settlement Status Inquiry] and [Cashier Settlement ->Hanging Bill Settlement].
Regarding "refund": It refers to the customer immediately submitting a "refund" after registration. The so-called "refund" means that all their consumption is not included in the revenue statistics. You can query and calculate it through [cashier checkout → checkout status query].
Regarding "free": it refers to preferential measures for some special guests. The so-called "free" means that all their consumption is not included in the revenue statistics. You can check and calculate it through [cashier checkout → checkout status query].
Click on 'Print Consumption List' to print and output the consumption information of the selected guest to be checked out to a connected and functional printer (without checkout processing).
After clicking the "checkout" button, the checkout operation is completed, which means that this guest's consumption behavior in our store is terminated and this window is automatically closed.
Clicking the 'Cancel' button will cancel this checkout operation and automatically close this window.
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2. Merge billing functionMerge two or more bills into one bill, and the merged bill can be settled simultaneously. |
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 (Figure 10)
Click on the menu "Cashier and checkout ->Consolidate bills" in the main window to enter the consolidated bill interface (as shown in Figure 10).
Move the cursor in the "Guests on Site" list box or directly use the mouse to specify a guest, or enter the guest venue number in the text box after "Designated Venue" to quickly locate the relevant guest.
Press the enter key or double-click the mouse or press the button with the right arrow in the "Guests on site" list box to move the guest record pointed to by the current cursor to the "Merge Area" list box; Multiple venues can be added to the merge area using the same method as above. The function of a button with a left arrow is opposite to that of a button with a right arrow.
Move the cursor within the 'merge area' to select which site to use as the main single after merging.
Press the 'OK' button to complete the merge operation, otherwise press the 'Cancel' button to cancel the merge operation.
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3. Split billing functionSplit the merged bill into individual bills. |
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 (Figure 11)
Click on the menu "Cashier checkout ->Split bill" in the main window to enter the split bill interface (as shown in Figure 11).
Move the cursor within the "Detachable Bills" list box or select a guest directly with the mouse, or enter the guest's venue number in the text box after "Designated Venue" to quickly locate the relevant guest.
Select the sub bill that needs to be split in the "Split Bills" list box, press Enter, double-click the mouse, or press the button with the right arrow to move the sub bill pointed to by the current cursor to the "Split Zone". Press the "OK" button to complete the split bill operation, otherwise press the "Cancel" button to cancel the split bill operation.
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4. Account settlement function for outstanding billsThis module performs checkout operations on bills that have already been checked out but have not yet been settled and placed on credit. |
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Click on the menu "Cashier Checkout ->Ledger Checkout" to enter the ledger checkout interface.
Refer to "Guest Checkout" for operating instructions
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5. Checkout status query: functionUse classification to query the consumption status of guests who have checked out, guests who have outstanding accounts, guests who are free, and guests who have refunded their orders. (Note: Mainly for the purpose of categorizing and counting the checkout status of departing guests) |
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 (Figure 12)
Click on the menu "Cashier checkout ->checkout status query" to enter the checkout status query interface (as shown in Figure 12).
After entering the bill number in the text box after "Bill Number", click the query button to display the consumption information of the corresponding bill in the data table of this window. Click "List" to display the consumption list of the currently selected bill in the print preview window. Click the "Export" button and select the export format to export the data in the data table as a file in the specified format (of course, you can specify the query range by clicking the "Filter" button before querying).
Click the 'Refresh' button, and the data table will display the checkout status of all departing guests.
Click the "Print" button to print and output the data displayed in the current data table to a connected and functioning printer.
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6. Handover Management: FunctionsUsed for switching cashiers' shift handover work, the system will assign different operating permissions to different operators and record the cash register status of each cashier. (Cashier's cashier status can be queried by entering "Business Query ->Cashier Details Query") |
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Click the "Handover Management" shortcut button in the main window to complete the handover. The system will prompt "Are you sure to handover?" Click "Yes" to enter the handover management window, select your username and enter the correct password, click "OK" to complete the handover work, or click "No" to not proceed with the handover.
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IV. Business Inquiry
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1. Guest information query functionUsed to categorize and query the information of all guests who have visited this venue. |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Guest Information Query" to enter the guest information interface (as shown in Figure 13).
Enter the "Guest Information Query" window. If you enter the desired venue number or guest name in the text box after "Venue Number/Guest Name", click "Query" to display the guest information that meets the query criteria in the data window of this window. (You can specify the query range by filtering).
Clicking the 'Refresh' button will display the information of all guests who have visited our store.
Click the "Print" button to print and output the data displayed in the current data table to a connected and functioning printer.
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2. Cashier details inquiry functionUsed to classify and query the payment details of the payee based on the given time. |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Cashier Details Query" to enter the "Cashier Details Query" interface.
After entering the "Cashier Details Query" window, the default collection details displayed in the data table by the system management system are the current operator's collection details from that day. You can specify a specific time in the time range and select the cashier, then click the query button. The data table will display the eligible cashier details.
Click the 'Refresh' button, and the data table will display the payment details of all recipients.
Click the "Export" button and select the corresponding export format to generate the data in the data table into a file in the corresponding format. Click the print button to print the data in the data table to a connected and functioning printer.
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3. Daily and monthly business report functionUsed to calculate the operating income for the current day, month, or specified time range. |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Business Situation Report". The business situation report can be divided into daily business report and monthly business report. You can click on the sub menu "Daily Business Report" or "Monthly Business Report" of "Business Situation Report" as needed (as shown in Figure 15).
Select the printing conditions in the pop-up window (including: All: represents all guests who have left the hotel, including hanging orders; Checked out: represents all guests who have left the hotel and settled their consumption payments; Hanging orders: represents all guests who have left but have not settled their accounts; Free: represents all guests who have left the hotel and will not charge any fees to the customers). Click OK to open the print preview window, and click the "Print" button to print the data in the print preview window to a connected and working printer.
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4. Daily and Monthly Business Statistics Chart FunctionStatistically display the revenue and passenger flow of the day, month, or specified time range in the form of a histogram. |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Business Situation Statistics". Business situation statistics can be divided into daily statistics and monthly statistics. You can click on the sub menu "Business Situation Statistics (Daily)" or "Business Situation Statistics (Monthly)" under "Business Situation Statistics" as needed.
Enter the "Daily Business Statistics" window (as shown in Figure 16), select "Statistics Revenue" or "Statistics Customer Flow" and specify the time range for statistics. Click the "Start Statistics" button and display the daily revenue or customer flow in the form of a histogram on the canvas of the window based on the time range. You can print or save this statistical chart.
The operation method for entering the "Business Situation Statistics (Monthly)" window is the same as above.
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5. Statistical ranking functionClassify and count the number of times guests receive various service items provided by our store within a specified time range, and automatically rank them based on the number of times. It can be exported and printed. |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Business Statistics Ranking" to enter the "Statistics Ranking Interface" (as shown in Figure 17).
After entering the statistical ranking interface, you can select the time range and items for statistics, and click the "Statistics" button. By default, the top 50 will be displayed in the text box displaying the top few. If there are no numbers, all will be displayed.
The display results can be exported and printed.
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6. Accompaniment commission inquiry functionThis module completes the functions of exporting and printing commission details and commission summaries for accompanying practice. (Prerequisite: The commission amount for the accompanying training project has been set in the system settings. Please refer to the "System Settings" module for the setting method.) |
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Click on the menu "Business Query ->Coaching Commission Query". This module can be divided into "Coaching Commission Details", "Coaching Commission Summary", "Coaching Commission Statistics Ranking", and "Coaching Commission Summary by Project".
Selecting appropriate query criteria for the report allows for functions such as querying, exporting, and printing.
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V. Membership Management
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1. Basic information management functionThis module is used for adding members, modifying member information, deleting members, querying, exporting, and printing member information. |
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(Figure 19)
Click on the menu "Member Management ->Basic Information Management" (or click the shortcut button "Member Management" in the main window) to enter the "Basic Information Management" interface for members (as shown in Figure 19).
Add Member: Click the "Add" button in this window to open the Add Member window. Enter the basic information of the member in this window, click the "OK" button to complete the add task and return to the "Basic Information Management" window. (Note: The membership level in the Add Member window can only change with the change of member points, and the initial points of the member can be set in the "System Settings".)
Modify member information: Select the member information to be modified in the data table of this window (which can be found by querying), and click the "Modify" button to open the modify member information window. The operation method is the same as adding a member.
Delete Member: Select the member you want to delete from the data table in this window (you can find the member information you want to modify by querying), click the "Delete" button, and a prompt window will pop up saying "After deletion, it cannot be restored. Are you sure you want to delete it?" Click "Yes" to delete it, or click "No" to not delete it.
The data in this window's data table can be exported and printed.
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2. Consumer information management functionUsed to query all consumption records of registered members in our store, and can list detailed consumption information for each consumption record. |
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Click on the menu "Member Management ->Member Consumption Information" to enter the member consumption information interface (as shown in Figure 20).
In the member consumption information window, you can specify the member's ID or name to query all consumption records of eligible members. Select a consumption record and click the "List" button to list the consumption information of this consumption record and display it in the print preview window for printing.
You can export and print data from the data table in this window.
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VI. System Maintenance
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1. Change password functionTo ensure the security of data in this system, this module allows operators to change their login password. |
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Click on the menu "System Maintenance ->Change Password" to enter the password modification interface (as shown in Figure 21).
After entering the password modification window, enter the correct old password. After entering the same new password twice, click the "OK" button to complete the password modification. The new password will take effect after modification. Click the "Cancel" button to keep the original password unchanged and exit this window.
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2. Data backup and recovery functionTo ensure data security, regular data backups should be performed. Once data is damaged, the most recent backup data can be used for recovery. The recovered data can only be backed up data, and any data that has not been backed up will be lost. |
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Click on the menu "System Maintenance ->Data Backup/Recovery" to enter the data backup/recovery interface (as shown in Figure 22). This window is divided into two pages (data backup, data recovery).
Data backup: The backup path is default, or you can click the "..." button after the backup path to change the backup path, or click the "OK" button to perform data backup.
Data recovery: Click the "..." button after recovering the file to specify the complete path of the data file used to overwrite the existing data, and click the "OK" button to perform data recovery.
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3. System Settings: FunctionsMainly responsible for setting up basic data before system operation (including venue project settings, product project settings, coaching staff settings, membership settings, operator settings, billing settings, printing settings) |
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 (Figure 23)
Click on the menu "System Maintenance ->System Settings" to enter the system settings interface (as shown in Figure 23). Steps to enter system settings:
Step 1: Enter the billing settings page to set up billing, and follow the text prompts for the setting method. (optional)
Step 2: Enter the venue project settings page to set up the venue project. Follow the text prompts for the setting method. (Required)
Step 3: Enter the product item settings page to set up product items. Follow the text prompts to set up the product items. (Required)
Step 4: Companion settings, member settings, operator settings, and print settings can be set up in no particular order. (optional)
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Note: For explanations on system settings, please refer to the Quick Start guide. |
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