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The payGO app allowes you to block or approve products or products categories that will be available to your children. This way, if your child has special dietary needs or if you don't want your child to have access certain products, you'll be able to block said products so that the cashier won't be able to add the products to your child's purchase. This is yet another payGO tool that helps you monitor your children's dietary habits as they grow up.
1) Choose the consumer (your child)
1) Choose the consumer (your child)
In the top black bar next to theright of the service provider, you'll find tha name of the consumer that you wish to block/approve products for.
If you have more than one child, click on the name that is on display and a drop down menu will show the names of your other children, choose the one you wish to approve/block products for.
2) Click "Aprobar Productos" (approve products) on the main menu.
2) Click "Aprobar Productos" (approve products) on the main menu.
Click "Aprobar Productos"(approve products) on the main menu.
3) Go over the list of categories
3) Go over the list of categories
After you click on "Aprobar Productos", You'll be able to see a board with the product categories list.
To the left of the name for each category there's a switch that reads "Aprobar"(approved) or "No Aprobar"(not approved). When it reads "Aprobar"(approved) your child will be able to purchase the products within that specific category that are also approved (you may have approved or not approved individual products within an approved category),but when it reads"No Aprobar"(not approved) your child won't be able to purchase any of the products from that category. In the example, the only category not approved for Sofia's purchases is "ALMUERZO" (lunch).
4) Take at look at the products within each category.
4) Take at look at the products within each category.
To the right of the name for each category there's an arrow pointing downwards. Click on it and the category will expand displaying the approved or not approved products within that category.
If a category is approved, it may contain inside it certain products which are prohibited. Only if all the products within a category have been prohibited is the category considered prohibited as well.
5) Prohibit a category which is approved.
5) Prohibit a category which is approved.
Click on the switch next to the name of a category which is currently approved. (Approved categories are green and say "APROBAR").
6) Confirm that you want to prohibit the category.
6) Confirm that you want to prohibit the category.
Click on the "Aceptar" (Accept) button on the pop-up confirmation window. This way you confirm that you want to prohibit your child from consuming any product in that category.
Once you have confirmed the prohibition, our software at the point of sale will not permit the sales person to include said products in a sale to that child.
7) Approve a category which has been prohibited.
7) Approve a category which has been prohibited.
Now try approving a category which has been prohibited. It can be the same category you just prohibited.
Click on the switch (which should be gray and say "NO APROBAR" next to the prohibited category. When the pop-up window shows up, press the "Aceptar" button. Now the child which is selected at the top black navigation bar will be able to consume products from that category.
8) Prohibit and then reapprove specific products.
8) Prohibit and then reapprove specific products.
The same steps you took to prohibit or approve entire categories can be repeated with specific products. This way you have a more granular level of control over what your child can consume.
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