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Not everyone pays in cash. In this episode we charge a card on the card terminal,

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and then split one sale between a card and cash.

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We start with a simple sale. One large hoodie.

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Tap Pay, as usual. On the payment screen you choose how the customer pays. This

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time, tap Credit or Debit.

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The amount to charge is filled in for you. It is the whole amount due. Check it,

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then tap Charge on terminal.

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The register now talks to the card terminal. It says to present the card on the

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terminal. The customer taps, inserts or swipes their card, and enters a PIN if the

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terminal asks.

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You never type card numbers on the register. When the terminal approves the card,

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the sale completes by itself, just like cash.

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The receipt shows how the customer paid. It lists the card brand and only the last

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four digits of the card number. There is no change to give back on a card.

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Tap New sale for the next customer.

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Now a bigger sale. A medium hoodie and two large ones.

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Sometimes a customer wants to pay part by card and the rest in cash. That is called

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a split tender. The register handles it on the same payment screen. Tap Pay.

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The customer wants thirty dollars on the card. Tap Credit or Debit, and change the

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amount from the full total to thirty dollars.

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Tap Charge on terminal. The customer pays on the terminal as before.

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The card part is done, but the sale is not complete. Look at the left. It shows what

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has been paid, and what is remaining. The rest of the bill is still to pay.

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Now choose Cash for the rest. The customer hands over sixty dollars, so we tap that

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amount.

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The sale is complete. The change is worked out on the cash part only, because the

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card part was exact.

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The receipt lists both payments, the card and the cash, so the customer and your end

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of day count both match.

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Tap New sale to finish.

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In the next episode we look at discounts, and how a manager approves what a cashier

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cannot do alone.