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Manage Outlet Access For Specified Groups And Users

Manage Outlet Access For Specified Groups And Users

How to manage outlet access specifically by users or generally by groups

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Written by Christian Wijaya
Updated over a week ago

If you have multiple outlets in the DealPOS system, you must make an authorization configuration to regulate which staff/employees can access the outlet, so we are able to avoid some mistakes in selling at unnecessary outlets.

For example, if you have 2 outlets. Of course, you do not want to cashier at outlet A can make transactions at outlet B or vice versa.

Outlet Access for User

For more details, please refer to the steps below.


I. Manage Outlet Access In The User’s Group

Step 1. Open the Users menu select and click the user's group in the Groups tab

Click the User Menu - Select the User's Group

Click the 'Edit' button

Click the Edit button - Select the Outlet Tab

Step 2. Click the Outlet tab and then click the Submit button

Manage the user's group access based on your preferences, and then click the 'Submit' button.

Manage the Access - Click the Submit Button

II. Manage Outlet Access In The User's Account

Step 1. Click the Users menu and select the users account

Click Users Menu - User's Account

Click the 'Edit' button

Step 2. Navigate to the Outlets tab

Manage the outlet access based on users, and then click the 'Update' button.


III. Manage Access in the Outlets Menu

Step 1. Navigate to the Outlets menu

Navigate to the outlets menu

Step 2. Open the selected outlet

and then click the 'Edit' button in the right corner

Click the edit button

Step 3. Manage the access based on users

And then click the 'Save' button.

Manage the access

IV. Outlet Access Difference

Description Table

Column

Description

No Access

User does not have any access to outlet

Peek

User can check inventory at outlet

Read

User can check inventory + orders at outlet

Write

User can create new orders at outlet

1. No Access

In this example below, the user account Eddy has no access to Muara Karang outlet.

no access
Orders checking
Sell menu

As you can see the user can not check product inventory, sales order history, and create a sales transaction.

2. Peek

User Eddy has Peek access to Muara Karang outlet.

Peek

User can check product inventory at Muara Karang outlet

3. Read

User Eddy has Read access to Muara Karang outlet.

Read

User can check products inventory and order history at Muara Karang outlet

Inventory checking
Order history

4. Write

User Eddy has Write access to Muara Karang outlet

Write access

User Eddy can check products inventory, sales order history, and create a sales transaction at Muara Karang outlet.

Inventory checking
Order history
Sales order/

IV. User Access vs User's Group Acces

If you want to set the outlet access based on the user account, please make sure that the access to the user group is set to no access.

As can be seen in the example below, there are 2 user accounts, namely: Eddy and Lili with group: Manager. Then you only want to give access to the Muara Karang outlet to user Eddy.

The Manager group has write access to the Muara Karang outlet.

User account lili does not have access to Muara Karang outlet

lili

But Lili's user account can check inventory, sales transaction history and create sales transactions at Muara Karang outlet.

lili
Cek inventori produk
Order history
Create sales transactions

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DealPOS is an online point-of-sale (POS) application specifically designed for retail businesses in categories like Fashion, Minimarkets, Electronics, Fresh Food, and Building Material Stores.

With DealPOS, you can manage both online and offline store inventory in real-time on a single platform. You can also sell through omnichannel (offline and online) as DealPOS integrates with marketplaces (Shopee, Tokopedia, TikTok Shop, Lazada) and instant web stores (Shopify and WooCommerce).

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