The Sales Point settings are reached via Menu → Settings. As of version 6.1.0 they are no longer one long list but grouped into four categories. Every action still does exactly what it did before — only the route there has changed.
The four categories
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Category |
What it holds |
|---|---|
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Sales Point |
Signature Management, Sync status, Activate demo, Restart application, Exit application, Reset demo data, Logout |
|
Devices & Connections |
Printer assignment, Printer status, Printing queue, Dispensers, Sub-Terminals, Connect SumUp |
|
System |
Language, Appearance, Open source licenses, app version |
|
Service & Diagnostics |
Services, Support log, Upload support log |
Order and membership are fixed — an entry never moves to another category. Whatever your user role does not allow, or whatever is not set up on this Sales Point, is hidden. If a category has no visible entry at all, it disappears entirely.
Phone and tablet in portrait
On a phone and on a tablet held in portrait, Settings opens a category hub: four tiles, one per category. Tap one to see its entries; Back returns you to the hub.
If something needs attention — a stopped service, a stuck print job, an incomplete signature setup — the affected tile says so. You do not have to open every category to see whether everything is running.
Tablet in landscape
On a tablet in landscape there is a navigation rail on the left carrying the same four categories. The selection stays visible and the content appears next to it — you move between categories without going back each time.
The topmost entry of the rail is Settings itself. It opens the settings home with a status overview: every matter that currently needs attention gets a card there, and tapping it takes you straight to the view responsible. While everything is running, the area stays empty. Open help and — if your user role allows it — Open manager sit there as well.
Disruptive actions with a countdown
Actions that interrupt work at the Sales Point do not start immediately. Instead a window appears stating in plain words what is about to happen ("The app will restart.") and counting down five seconds. Only then does the action run.
You can abort in several ways:
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via the Abort button,
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with the back key,
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by tapping outside the window,
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or by rotating the device or sending the app to the background.
While the countdown is running, nothing has happened yet. Affected are Restart application, Exit application, Reset demo data, and activating and deactivating demo mode.
The countdown replaces the former confirmation prompt. If you tapped the wrong thing, there is nothing to confirm — simply do not wait and tap Abort.
Pages of their own
Demo mode and Open source licenses are no longer dialogs but pages of their own inside Settings. Demo mode explains there in plain words what happens to your data when you switch, and points it out when the device appears to be offline.