How can I disable the "add discount" line on the "review sale" screen? I want to use POS in a self-serve kiosk and I can't have the customers adding discounts. If that can't be done, where can I get an old version of POS? The version that I had on my old iPad (4.7ish) didn't have a "review sale" screen or the ability to "add discount". It worked great for my kiosk. I never should have gotten rid of that old iPad.
Have you tried Square Kiosk? It allows you to set up a device to allow customers to self-order/checkout where things like discounts cannot be added.
No, I haven't, but that sounds interesting. Can credit card numbers be stored in an offline mode? I have no WiFi at the farm stand where I need it.
You want to set up a self-checkout kiosk using Square, but the official kiosk app requires a constant internet connection and a Square for Restaurants subscription. Here's a workaround to create a self-checkout system that functions similarly to a kiosk, with some limitations:
This method uses Square's existing features to create a simplified checkout experience.
Before you begin, ensure you have an owner passcode set up for your Square account.
This permission set will restrict what actions can be performed on the device.
This team member will be assigned the restricted "Self Checkout" permissions.
Now, apply these settings to your Square device.
Refine the checkout process for your customers.
If you plan to use offline mode:
Disclaimer: This is a user-suggested workaround, not an official solution from Square (Block, Inc.). It is not supported and may have limitations.
Hello @VineSmith ! Welcome to the community!
Due to security issues, you're not able to downgrade your versions of the Square POS. However, you can configure the customer verification/cart review screen at More -> Settings -> Checkout. And if the discount option is remaining you can always password protect the usage of it by using permissions. Make one of your permission sets with almost everything turned off. That way your customers can't dig around where they shouldn't be.
That said, running the Point of Sale by itself in a kiosk mode can be quite tricky, and quite frankly the layout isn't really meant for the lay person. I strongly encourage you to look into putting a specific kiosk software on that tablet instead of the point of sale. Square's Kiosk works very well as does KioskBuddy. Both talk to your existing setup and puts an end user friendly face on your system.
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