Defining a centre
Each revenue centre carries its own colour, menu, categories and price list.
Operations
Revenue Centres
The dining room, the terrace and the bar are different boundaries of the same business. Each revenue centre carries its own menu, categories, terminals and price list; it becomes its own line in the report and it narrows the scope of printer rules.
Channel splitTax rulesRoutingIndependent reporting
Hall4 terminals
Main menuPrice list
Terrace2 terminals
Terrace menuPrice list
Bar2 terminals
Bar menuPrice list
4
Things bound to a revenue centre: menu, categories, terminals, price list
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A device belongs to one centre and opens with that centre's menu
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What a revenue centre is
Not a room — the boundary four questions resolve against.
"Revenue centre" sounds like a label stuck to a table. It is not: it decides which menu a terminal shows, which price list it charges from, which printer a ticket lands on, and which line the money is written to in the report. Four separate subsystems ask it the same question.
The centres
Each carries its own colour, menu, categories and price list.
Hall4 terminals
Main menuPrice list
Terrace2 terminals
Terrace menuPrice list
Bar2 terminals
Bar menuPrice list
The terminals
A device is bound to a centre and opens with that centre's menu.
POS-01Hall
POS-02Hall
POS-03Terrace
POS-04Bar
The report
A centre is a reporting dimension: the terrace and the bar do not share a line.
Revenue centre report
Hall₺184.200
%58
Terrace₺86.400
%27
Bar₺48.100
%15
The routing ladder on the POS page shows this same boundary from the other end: choose a revenue centre on a printer rule and the rule's scope narrows to that centre.
The report
A centre becomes a line at the end of the month.
A revenue centre is not only an operational boundary; it is a reporting dimension. The terrace's revenue and the bar's do not share a line, so you never have to ask separately which area brought in which share.
Revenue centre report
Hall₺184.200
%58
Terrace₺86.400
%27
Bar₺48.100
%15
Three revenue centres, one day: the dining room, the terrace and the bar.
- Centre nameThe name and colour you defined in the panel, unchanged in the report.
- AmountThe total of the sales that went through the terminals bound to it.
- ShareThat centre's share of total revenue.
- ColourThe centre's own colour, the same in the panel and in the report.
Features
Every channel runs by its own rules.
A revenue centre does work in four places: in its own definition, on the devices bound to it, in the report, and in the scope of printer rules.
The four jobs of a centre
One setting, answered by four separate systems.
Binding a terminal
A device is bound to a centre and opens with that centre's menu.
Reporting of its own
A centre is a reporting dimension: the terrace's revenue and the bar's do not share a line.
Routing scope
Choose a revenue centre on a printer rule and the rule's scope narrows to that centre.
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