In-Store Orders

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Ringing Up a To Go Order

These are the steps to place an order for To Go in Slice Register.


Cash:  if the customer is paying exact change, select the first button. Otherwise, select one of the predefined payment denominations: next dollar up - this rounds up to the nearest dollar - $20, or $50.
Credit: if paying by credit card, select the payment terminal (Verifone). A modal screen will appear with a message prompting the customer to complete payment on the terminal. Once the card is processed and approved, the order will close out and print a receipt.
Other: this payment method assumes exact change, there is only one possible key to select: Other payment method.

*Note: the Other payment type can be used to close out orders such as personal checks, traveler's checks, etc. 

Ringing Up a Delivery Order

These are the steps to place an order for delivery in the Slice Register.


Cash: If your shop allows Cash on a delivery order, you should click the Cash button and then choose the Pay on Delivery button. This will print out a ticket that will show the driver that the customer will pay on delivery and they need to collect the money.
Credit: if paying by credit card, select the payment terminal (Verifone). A modal screen will appear with a message prompting the customer to complete payment on the terminal. Once the card is processed and approved, the order will close out, and print a receipt.
Other: this payment method assumes exact change, there is only one possible key to select: Other payment method.

*Note: The Other payment type can be used to close out orders such as personal checks, traveler's checks, etc. 

Adding a Delivery Charge to a Delivery Order

After the delivery address is selected, the system will automatically recognize the fee for the delivery zone and will instantly add it to the order. 

In cases where:

The user will be prompted to enter a delivery fee for that order manually.

The delivery fee can be added in 2 ways: 


Ringing Up a Pickup Order

These are the steps to place an order for pick up in Slice Register.


Cash:  if the customer is paying exact change, select the first button. Otherwise, select one of the predefined payment denominations: next dollar up - this rounds up to the nearest dollar - $20, or $50.
Credit: if paying by credit card, select the payment terminal (Verifone). A modal screen will appear with a message prompting the customer to complete payment on the terminal. Once the card is processed and approved, the order will close out, and print a receipt.
Other: this payment method assumes exact change, there is only one possible key to select: Other payment method.

*Note: The Other payment type can be used to close out orders such as personal checks, traveler's checks, etc.




Ringing Up a Dine-in Order

These are the steps to place an order for dine-in in Slice Register.


Cash:  if the customer is paying exact change, select the first button. Otherwise, select one of the predefined payment denominations: next dollar up - this rounds up to the nearest dollar - $20, or $50.
Credit: if paying by credit card, select the payment terminal (Verifone). A modal screen will appear with a message prompting the customer to complete payment on the terminal. Once the card is processed and approved, the order will close out, and print a receipt.
Other: this payment method assumes exact change, there is only one possible key to select: Other payment method.

*Note: the Other payment type can be used to close out orders such as personal checks, traveler's checks, etc.



Adding Extra Charge

From time to time, customers will make requests that are not covered under the regular menu. To accommodate these requests, it may be necessary to enter the amount to be charged directly into the Register. Below are steps for ringing up custom items in Slice Register:

*Note: if you are receiving the same type of requests it is recommended to add this as a permanent menu item.

Ringing Up a Custom Order

From time to time, customers will make requests that are not covered under the regular menu. To accommodate these requests, it may be necessary to enter the amount to be charged directly into the Register. Below are steps for ringing up custom items in Slice Register:


*Note: The only required field in this modal is the dollar amount while adding a food item name or a note is up to shops.

 if you are receiving the same type of requests it is recommended to add this as a permanent menu item.

Customer Tipping 

Adding tips to orders differs according to the selected payment method. 


a) If the shop has previously chosen Tipping on the Credit Card terminal, four % based values will be shown on the CC terminal: 15%, 20%, 25%, and Custom. Shops can change this predetermined % in Tip Settings in the Owner's Portal.

b) If the shop has previously chosen Tipping on Register following will be displayed on the iPad screen: No Tip, 15%, 20%, 25%, and Custom. Shops can change this predetermined % in Tip Settings in the Owner's Portal.

c) If the shop has previously chosen the Pen and Paper Tipping option, customers will be able to write the tip amount on the customer receipt itself.



Splitting an Order 

Slice Register gives you the ability to split a check by item. Here are the steps:

Note: the split option will appear as an option when 2 or more items are added to a check.


Splitting Payments

This feature enables easier payment and sharing for your customers. Customers can either provide multiple forms of payment for an order or split it amongst a group of people. Customers will be able to choose between splitting a payment for an order, in one of three ways after choosing whether they want to pay by Card, Cash, or Other Payment.

Let's say that the customer chooses to pay by Cash. Now they can choose between 


Customers can choose one split payment option or combine different split payment options until the entire bill is paid.

After the first part of the payment is done, the bill view will show the amount remaining to be paid. The same steps should be taken to pay the rest of the bill

To see what this feature looks like check out this video.