Basic Navigation in CO
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To log in to the management application, enter the address of the co.posybe.sk in your web browser. Your login name is the email address that we or your manager have informed you about. You set up your password after you received an activation email at your contact address.
And how do you log off? See point 2 in the following section.
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Everyone who works in the system should have his own access. This will keep track of who made what changes. Access to Cloud Office (and cash registers) is created by a manager with sufficient permission in the User Management section.
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Application window
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Use the navigation pane on the left to switch to where you need to go throughout the system. This menu can be collapsed or expanded by the three lines in the upper left corner.
At the top, you can see the e-mail address, i.e. the name under which you are logged in to the system. Click on the address to open the menu, which contains also the Log out option.
In the menu in the navigation pane, some tabs are grouped into sections. Click to expand the section that has a beak pointing down at the end of the line to see which tabs are included there.
You can see the app version in the navigation pane at the bottom left.
At the top, the path to your current location in the system is displayed.
Click on the i in the circle at the top right to open this manual in a new browser tab. The manual always opens in the language you have Cloud Office switched to.
Clicking on the letter P on the top left works in the same way.
Click the globe to open the language menu, where you can switch Cloud Office to your preferred language.
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Navigation pane
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In the menu in the navigation pane, the tabs are sorted and clustered into sections so that you can work with the system as easily as possible when you already know what you are looking for. The main goal is to sort by which tabs you will use most often. This manual will help you especially with the initial familiarization with Cloud Office, which is why the chapters of the manual are sorted and clustered differently than in the application itself. The goal here is a logical continuity and gradual acclimatization to the system.
For help with orientation or if you are looking for something specific, here is a list of tabs as they are sorted directly in the application, supplemented by direct links to chapters, where you can find these parts described in the manual.
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Home: see below
Assortment
Product list: Product List
Product listing: Product Listing
Measurement units
Overview: Overview
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Promotions
Stock management
Orders: Orders
Goods receipt: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399228109
Goods issue: Goods Issue
Inventory: Inventory
Compound products: Compound Products
Movement betw. products: Movement btw Products / Stocks
Movement betw. stocks
Stock settings
Receipt reasons: Receipt and Issue Reasons
Issue reasons
Gastro: Order Printers (Gastro)
Kitchen printers
Kitchen products management
Reports: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399228396
Sales according to VAT
Sales transactions history
Financial transactions history
Cash movements history
Closures history
Price change history
Line cancellations
Financial settlement
Fuel reports
Tank measurements
Dispenser reconciliation
Tank reconciliation
Fuel inventory
User management
User management: User Management
Roles management
Customers management: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8432451585
Device management
Bookmark management: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399227529
Advertisements
Settings
Exchange rates manatement: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8427307023
Cash movements: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399227383
MOP management: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399227430
VAT management
Location management: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/8399227502
Financial settlement:
Fleet card management: https://posybe.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/9286877479
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Home tab
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After logging in to the application, the first Home tab will open. Once you start using the system to its full potential and selling goods, you will see various summaries and overviews of products, sales and cash registers in the graphs.
At the top, you select the period and location from which you want to see the data in the graphs.
For most graphs, the buttons can be used to alter the displayed data.
Each graph has a two-way arrow at the top right to zoom in. (Then close the zoom with the cross at the top right.)
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Lists in CO
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Most tabs in the system will display a list of already created items/records when clicked. At the top there is space for filtering and control buttons. Below is the list itself, each line is an individual record (or item, depending on the type of list). The lines show the most important information, and the column headings explain what it is.
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WARNING: The list described and displayed below is only to illustrate all the options for working with lists, so you will not find it in exactly the same form anywhere in the application. |
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At the top left is the name of the list, so you always know what you're looking at.
At the top of the window, there is a filter in which you can choose which records/lines should be visible in the list. (The use of different filtering fields is described below, in the next section.)
When applying filtering, the Cancel filter option will appear at the top right. Click to see all lines in the list.
The entire top part with the filter fields can be hidden. Click the funnel at the top right to hide or show filtering.
At the top right there are icons for further control of the list.
Use the square with the arrow to export the list to Excel, only those lines that are currently displayed according to filtering.
Use the reload arrow to update the list if you know that someone else is working in the same window at the same time.
Where the system allows it, you can use the plus icon to create another list item.
Some lists contain too many data/rows for the filtering change to take effect immediately. In those cases, there is a blue Search button on the bottom right below the filtering fields to start the filtering.
If you don't have that much data in the list (yet), you can check the Automatic search option. In that case, the list will adapt to the filtering you specify immediately.
Click on a column heading to change the sort of the list. The column by which the list is sorted has an arrow next to the name. Click repeatedly to change the sort direction.
If you hover the cursor between columns, you can adjust their width by dragging.
You can select which columns you want to see in the list by clicking on the icon on the right above the list. This will open the selection menu, uncheck/check the columns that you do not/want to be displayed in the list. You can drag the selector around the window and close it with the cross at the top right.
Where the system allows it, you can change the status of the object to non/active directly in the list by clicking on the toggle. A blue toggle means active, a gray
one means inactive.
After clicking, the line is highlighted, and icons appear at the end of the line for further work with the item/record.
Where the system allows it, you can delete the object with the bin.
Use the pencil to edit the object. Or you can click on the hyperlink at the beginning of the line to edit.
Sometimes it's the title, sometimes (as in our example below) the hyperlink is a number.
If you see a sheet of paper in the line, clicking on it will display a preview of the record (in the window or in a new browser tab).
Three dots will expand another menu that will offer more options for working with the record.
(For example, printing a document, canceling or copying a document, and more, depending on the type of record.)
At the bottom left, you choose how many lines/records you want to be displayed on the page.
Depending on how many (displayed) records you have on the list, on the right you switch between pages.
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Filtering
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When searching for specific items/records in a list, you will come across several different kinds of filter fields:
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Most fields are searchable, and you simply enter the text or number you are looking for.
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Sometimes, when you click in the box, a menu will expand from which you can choose. If you still have a visible input field and a text cursor in it, start typing what you are looking for and the offer will be filtered accordingly. Circles before each option indicate which are active and which are
inactive.
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Other times, you can select multiple options from the menu. Then they have square check boxes. Select by checking (or unchecking) individual boxes or un-/checking the first option Select all.
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Where you encounter range input, you can drag to adjust the points on the blue line. Or type the exact values in the fields to the left (from) and right (to).
To enter the date range, click in the field and enter the dates. Or, in the calendar that appears, click the start date of the period first, and then click the end date of the period.
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