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Modern point-of-sale for in-store transactions and order management. · 36 articles

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Printing(9)

Find and assign network printers with Discover

The POS can scan your local network to find compatible receipt and label printers, then let you assign each one to a role (customer receipt, kitchen, dispatch, or label). This page explains how to run

How-ToBeginner

Set up multiple label printers for different prep stations

If your kitchen is split across multiple prep stations — for example a Pizza station and a Burger station — the POS can now print food‑item labels to a dedicated Zebra ZD230D at each station. Each lab

Setup GuideIntermediate

Set up printers

The POS can drive up to four kinds of printer, each with its own role: | Printer | What it's for | | -- | -- | | Customer (receipt) printer | The receipt you hand to a walk-in customer. 80mm thermal.

Setup GuideIntermediate

Setup Sunmi NT311 Printer with MyFoodFast POS

Applies to: Sunmi NT311 Printer used with MyFoodFast POS on any compatible Sunmi terminal Last updated: April 2025 Estimated setup time: 2–5 minutes Skill level: Beginner 1x Sunmi NT311 Ther

Setup GuideIntermediate

Star printer prints garbled receipts (switch to ESC/POS)

Your Star printer (for example the mC-Print3, or a TSP143) prints something, but it comes out wrong: - Big blank gaps running down the receipt, with the text spread out over a long strip of paper. - S

TroubleshootingBeginner

Use the Sunmi built-in printer for receipts and kitchen tickets

If you run the POS on a Sunmi terminal with a built-in thermal printer (such as the V3 Mix or the countertop T2 / D3 series), you can print customer receipts, kitchen tickets, and dispatch tickets str

Setup GuideBeginner

Troubleshooting Receipt Printers on MyFoodFast POS (Android)

MyFoodFast POS talks directly to your receipt printer — no extra desktop drivers or admin passwords are involved. If printing stops, work through the checks below in order. 1. In the left sidebar, tap

TroubleshootingBeginner

What's on the Customer Receipt

The customer receipt has been redesigned so the information staff and customers need most is at the top and easiest to read. The dispatch receipt uses the same layout, and the refund slip now matches

ReferenceBeginner

Set up your Zebra ZD230D label printer for allergen labels

The Zebra ZD230D prints 4" × 2" food‑item labels showing each prepared item's name, allergens, and order details. One label is printed per item line in the order, repeated by quantity — three burgers

Setup GuideIntermediate

Orders(10)

Applying Discounts and Coupons on the POS

The POS has a single Discounts screen that lets you apply a discount three ways and clearly shows what's already on the order. Open it from the percent (%) button on the payment keypad. You'll see, to

How-ToBeginner

Build a Half & Half pizza on the POS

Half & Half lets a customer combine two different pizzas (or any split-product category) onto a single base. Each half can have its own toppings, but both halves share one size and one base price plus

How-ToBeginner

Changing item quantities

1. Open the order and use + or − beside the item. 2. Wait for the displayed quantity and total to update before continuing. 3. Check the order before taking payment or sending it to the kitchen. You c

TroubleshootingBeginner

How Orders Reach the Kitchen (and What to Check if They Don't)

Orders due ASAP — counter takeaway orders, online orders for immediate preparation, and paid kiosk orders — are sent to the kitchen immediately. The kitchen ticket prints and the order appears on the

TroubleshootingBeginner

Kiosk Cash Orders: Why They Wait for Payment Before Going to the Kitchen

When a customer places an order on the self-service kiosk and chooses to pay at the counter (cash), the order is held back until your staff take the payment on the POS. It will not appear on the Kitch

How-ToBeginner

Phone orders: collection default and required delivery address

When you take an order over the phone, you start it from the customer search button in the Create Order header. Two things now make that flow faster and prevent undeliverable orders: 1. Stores that do

How-ToBeginner

Prioritising an Urgent Order (Boost to the Top of the Kitchen Queue)

When a customer is waiting and their order needs to jump the queue, a manager can Prioritise it from the POS. Prioritising lifts the order to the top of every Kitchen Display (KDS) station instantly,

How-ToBeginner

Repeat a customer's last order

Repeat Order rebuilds a customer's last order as a brand-new basket, so you don't have to key a regular's usual from scratch. It is a new order, not a copy of the old one. The original order is untouc

How-ToBeginner

Finding an order in Order Hub

1. Open Order Hub and select the relevant status tab. 2. Search using the order number, external order reference, or customer name. You can enter a number as 214 or #214. 3. If Load more orders appear

How-ToBeginner

Serving Dine-In Orders: The Ready to Serve Step

Dine-in orders — restaurant table orders and kiosk Eat In orders — now pause in the Ready tab of the Order Hub once the kitchen has finished them, so a member of staff can run the food to the table an

How-ToBeginner