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The Sales Processing System serves as an interface between
the POS*Liberty System and the RATEX accounting
and merchandise management systems. POS*Liberty is the
primary source for point-of-sale data. However, the data collected
by POS*Liberty exists in a raw, unprocessed state. For the
raw point-of-sale data to be of any use, the data needs to be formatted,
audited, reconciled, archived and then updated to the Accounts
Receivable, General Merchandise, Tradebook, Textbook
and/or Stock Ledger modules. These are the activities performed
by the Sales Processing System. |
AUDIT AND POST YOUR SALES DATA DAILY
On a daily basis you can employ the Sales Processing System
to reconcile and validate the point-of-sale transaction data gathered
by POS*Liberty. Once validated, your Sales Processing
software can be set up to automatically update other RATEX
systems, such as Accounts Receivable and General Merchandise.
If any erroneous data is detected, Sales Processing generates
reports that isolate the errors that need to be corrected.
Additionally, the Sales Processsing System can be utilized
to reconcile daily tender counts and authorized bankcard transaction
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RECORDKEEPING
All the audited point-of-sale data is stored by the Sales Processing
System in a master sales journal file. From the master sales journal,
you can post data to the RATEX General Ledger System. Sales
Processing provides menus for maintaining this file and for purging
and archiving outdated data. |
SALES PROCESSING REPORTS
Utilize the on-screen, electronic version of a register's journal tape to track down errors
on specific register units or with specific cashiers.
Produce Flash Sales reports that compare identical time periods
from different fiscal years. Flash Reports are possible due to a summary
master sales journal file maintained by the software.
Furthermore, the system provides many canned reports to help you analyze your point-of-sale data.
The canned reports include:
- Sales Journal Detail
- Transaction Detail
- Sales Errors
- General Ledger Journal Entries
- Register Activity
- Register Gaps (Missing Data)
- Register Proof (Processed Data vs. Z-Report Data)
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