Getting Started
Use this page to train new cashiers or merchant staff on the basic workflow of the Etalasse POS app.
Opening the POS
- Android phone or tablet: install Etalasse POS from Google Play.
- Browser: open pos.etalasse.com in Chrome on a laptop, tablet, or phone.
Cashiers sign in with the shop username, their staff username, and the password of the staff account the shop owner created in the Dashboard.
Still on an older Etalasse POS installed outside Google Play? The Google Play version can't be installed over it. Remove the old app, install from Google Play, and sign in again. Products and orders are kept in the shop account, not on the phone.
Getting to know the main POS screen
After signing in to the POS app on the correct shop, cashiers work with a few main areas:
- product grid — the home screen shows products that can be tapped straight into an order
- category list — narrows the product view by category
- search — finds products quickly by name
- product detail — checks price, variants, and product information before adding an item
- cart and checkout — review items, pick the customer, and complete payment
- Transaction tab — the list of incoming orders and their statuses
For F&B shops, two extra tabs are available:
- F&B Tables — the table list per area, used to tie an order to a specific table, and where you move, merge, or split table bills (see Manage Table Bills)
- Kitchen Display — the incoming-order board for the kitchen team (On Queue, Cooking, Ready To Serve), from the Growth plan
Home, tab bar, and the More menu
On a phone, the bottom of the screen has a tab bar: Home, Orders, the round + Sell button in the middle, Products, and More. On a tablet the same places sit in the side menu on the left.
- Home shows today's sales, a big New sale button, then one row of quick buttons: Saved orders, Scan order, and Customers. F&B shops get Tables, Kitchen, Saved orders, and Scan order. Under them is a Cashier shift row to open or close the shift. When the internet is down and the sales figures can't load, Home says so and shows Try again.
- + Sell opens the Add Order screen from any tab.
- More has three groups. Selling: Saved orders, Scan order, Tables and Kitchen (F&B), Check-in (when that module is on), and Customers. Cash & credit: Cashier shift and Customer kasbon. Shop: Alerts and Settings (printer, scanner, PIN, theme).
- The bell at the top right opens alerts. Settings is in More (phone) or in the side menu (tablet). On a tablet the + in the side menu is labelled Sell.
On the Products tab, phones show a view switch (photos or list) and a Sort button (A-Z, lowest price, highest price, latest). Pull the list down to reload the products.
Basic POS flow
- open the POS in the correct merchant or branch context
- start a new order from the product grid, categories, or search
- add products to the cart and confirm quantities and prices
- for F&B shops, select a table so the order is tied to the customer's table
- pick the customer (or leave it as Guest), then apply coupons or points if any
- complete payment with the method the customer chooses
- review the final order in the Transaction tab
What staff should know first
- which products and categories are available for sale
- the payment methods the shop accepts: Cash, bank transfer / Virtual Account, GoPay, and QRIS
- how to select a registered customer so their coupons, points, and Membership are counted
- how order drafts (the Continue tag) are used for unfinished orders
- where completed orders can be reviewed (the Transaction tab)
- for F&B shops: how to select a table and how orders appear on the Kitchen Display
Before going live
- run a practice order from start to completed payment
- confirm the displayed prices and discounts are correct
- check stock movement in the Dashboard if inventory is tracked
- for F&B shops, make sure the table list in F&B Tables matches the restaurant layout
- make sure the team knows how to find completed orders
First-day cashier checklist
- confirm the merchant or branch context is correct
- know how to start a new order from the product grid or search
- know when to keep an order as a draft and how to resume it
- know where to review completed orders (the Transaction tab)
- understand each payment method's flow, especially the "how to pay" guidance for QRIS, GoPay, and Virtual Account
- for F&B shops: make selecting a table before checkout a habit, and monitor orders on the Kitchen Display