Why do I see USN codes in the Order History?

USN (Unique Sequence Number) codes appear in your Order History when the Fiscal Printer feature is enabled on the POS. Fiscal printers are used in certain countries to generate government-mandated tax receipts, and each receipt is stamped with a unique sequence number for audit purposes.

If your store does not require fiscal printing, these codes are unnecessary and can be removed by disabling the feature.

What are USN codes?

• A USN is a sequential identifier assigned to each transaction by a fiscal printer.
• They appear as alphanumeric codes alongside orders in the Order History and in printed reports.
• They are only relevant if your country or region requires fiscal receipt compliance.

How to disable USN codes

1. Open MyOrderBox POS on your terminal.
2. Go to Settings > Advanced Settings > Peripheral.
3. Set Fiscal Printer to No.
4. Confirm the change and return to the main screen.

Note: After disabling the fiscal printer, new orders will no longer display USN codes. Existing orders in your history will retain the codes they were originally assigned.