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Mobile App POS Adjusts To iPad and Tablets Screens

For businesses that want to accept payment on larger screens, the Point Of Sale mobile payments window will take full advantage of the extra real estate…

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  1. Split Window Mode
  2. Landscape or Portrait Mode
  3. How It Works

For businesses that want to accept payment on larger screens, the Point Of Sale mobile payments window will take full advantage of the extra real estate.


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Split Window Mode

On a larger device like an iPad or tablet, the POS will be split into two different screens - Console on the left and Checkout on the right. This makes transacting all the more efficient since you're always aware of what's added to the checkout without navigating back and forth.

Split Window Mode (image 1 of 2) What this shows On a larger device like an iPad or tablet, the POS will be split into two different screens - Console on the left and Checkout on the right. What this shows Illustrates the "Split Window Mode" section of "Mobile App POS Adjusts To iPad and Tablets Screens". This screenshot appears in the "Split Window Mode" section of "Mobile App POS Adjusts To iPad and Tablets Screens". The text alongside this image reads: On a larger device like an iPad or tablet, the POS will be split into two different screens - Console on the left and Checkout on the right. This makes transacting all the more efficient since you're always aware of what's added to the checkout without navigating back and forth. Immediately after, the guide continues: POS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. Based on your device orientation preference, you can use the POS comfortably with your tablet docks and associated payment hardware devices. Image 1 of 2 What this coversOn a larger device like an iPad or tablet, the POS will be split into two different screens - Console on the left and Checkout on the right. This makes transacting all the more efficient since you're always aware of what's added to the checkout without navigating back and forth. Next stepPOS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. Based on your device orientation preference, you can use the POS comfortably with your tablet docks and associated payment hardware devices.

Landscape or Portrait Mode

POS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. Based on your device orientation preference, you can use the POS comfortably with your tablet docks and associated payment hardware devices.

Landscape or Portrait Mode (image 2 of 2) What this shows POS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. What this shows Illustrates the "Landscape or Portrait Mode" section of "Mobile App POS Adjusts To iPad and Tablets Screens". This screenshot appears in the "Landscape or Portrait Mode" section of "Mobile App POS Adjusts To iPad and Tablets Screens". The text alongside this image reads: POS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. Based on your device orientation preference, you can use the POS comfortably with your tablet docks and associated payment hardware devices. Immediately after, the guide continues: Install your preferred mobile app (GHL Customer Care, LeadConnector, or Whitelablled) on your iPad or Android tablet. Head over to the POS screen by tapping on the $ icon on the bottom bar of the app. You can now see a brand new view for…. Image 2 of 2 What this coversPOS now works in a horizontal (landscape) mode and vertical (portrait) mode. Based on your device orientation preference, you can use the POS comfortably with your tablet docks and associated payment hardware devices. Next stepInstall your preferred mobile app (GHL Customer Care, LeadConnector, or Whitelablled) on your iPad or Android tablet. Head over to the POS screen by tapping on the $ icon on the bottom bar of the app. You can now see a brand new view for the POS, with the item console (keypad and catalog) on the left and checkout on the right. To accept a payment, simply add the items from the left side of the screen using the keypad for custom items or the catalog for your saved items. On the right side of the screen, link the contact of the individual/entity from whom you're accepting the payment. Review the item details on the right while adding items from the left. You can also add a discount to the final cost from the right side of the screen by tapping on the "Discount" button. Once everything looks good to go, tap on the charge button to choose your preferred payments instrument, accept an optional tip, and complete the transaction!

How It Works

  1. Install your preferred mobile app (GHL Customer Care, LeadConnector, or Whitelablled) on your iPad or Android tablet.
  2. Head over to the POS screen by tapping on the $ icon on the bottom bar of the app.
  3. You can now see a brand new view for the POS, with the item console (keypad and catalog) on the left and checkout on the right.
  4. To accept a payment, simply add the items from the left side of the screen using the keypad for custom items or the catalog for your saved items. On the right side of the screen, link the contact of the individual/entity from whom you're accepting the payment.
  5. Review the item details on the right while adding items from the left. You can also add a discount to the final cost from the right side of the screen by tapping on the "Discount" button.
  6. Once everything looks good to go, tap on the charge button to choose your preferred payments instrument, accept an optional tip, and complete the transaction!

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