The complete reference list

All POS Boss Capabilities

A detailed, module-by-module look at everything the system does — from the checkout counter to accounting integrations.

1. Checkout / POS Terminal (Register)

POS register with item groups and the Favorites group
  • Fast, touch-friendly interface for waitstaff and cashiers — items by group, or search by name/barcode.
  • Card view of items or a compact list view for stores with large catalogs (1,000+ items), with keyboard navigation for barcode scanners.
  • A "★ Favorites" group automatically shows the 10 best-selling items from the last 30 days — faster ordering during rush hours.
  • Per-line discounts (percentage), quantity changes, splitting/merging receipts, moving items between tables/orders.
  • Editing order items that have already been sent (to the kitchen screen/printer) when enabled by the manager — changing quantity or removing an item after it's been sent, with a clear indication of what changed.
  • Multiple payment methods on a single receipt at once: cash, card, bank transfer, cheque, transaction account, crypto (Paycek), and custom payment methods. Split payments (part cash, part card).
  • Tips — at checkout or added afterward to an already-issued receipt (just the sequential receipt number, e.g. "47", is enough).
  • Every sale automatically generates a fiscalized receipt (ZKI + JIR); voids come with a full audit trail.
  • Cashier login by PIN or NFC card (tap-to-login) — no password, automatic lock after inactivity.
  • A daily register report directly from the POS: by payment method, by employee, and a void overview.
  • Checking current stock levels directly from the register.
  • Automatic cashier switch after every receipt (optional) — for devices shared by multiple staff.
  • Printing a pre-receipt when items are saved (optional) — the guest gets a running subtotal.
  • A resizable cart panel on desktop — the preferred width is remembered per device.
  • An on-screen keyboard on touch devices (PWA).
  • Full offline support — the entire POS module (not just checkout) works without internet: items, discounts, tables, and open orders all work locally; receipts sync automatically the moment the connection returns.

2. Table Management (Restaurant/Café Mode)

Visual floor plan of tables by zone and status
  • A visual floor plan of the venue — zones/groups (Terrace, Main Hall, Bar...), color-coded by status (free/occupied/with an order).
  • A per-table cart that persists even if the server switches to another screen.
  • Printing a non-fiscal pre-receipt from a table (to show the guest before payment) — duplicate items are automatically grouped into one line.
  • One long-press "clear table" action — deletes the order without issuing a receipt (with confirmation), when allowed by the manager.
  • Merging and transferring tables/carts (including orders with no table — e.g. the bar counter).
  • When a guest orders via a table QR code, the waiter gets a real-time sound and visual (orange banner) alert, including bill requests ("table is asking for the bill").
  • Everything works offline too (floor plan, open orders, merging tables).

3. Table Reservations

A guest booking a table directly from the digital menu
  • Guests book a table directly from the digital menu (QR) — no app, no login required. The system automatically finds the best available table for the party size.
  • An email confirmation with a self-service cancellation link.
  • Staff can create/edit reservations from both the Manager view and the POS.
  • A day/week calendar view of reservations, color-coded by status.
  • Per-location settings: enable/disable, slot interval, duration, how many days in advance, working hours.
  • Automatic capacity protection — a time slot isn't offered if no table can fit that party size.

4. Calendar (Service Appointments)

A weekly appointment calendar view by team member
  • A time-grid schedule with one column per team member — fully separate from table reservations, built for hair & beauty salons, clinics, and service-based businesses.
  • Views: Day (hour-by-hour, with a live red current-time line and a zoom slider), 3-Day and Week (team members as rows, days as columns), Month (up to 4 appointments per day, with a "+X more" link for the rest).
  • Quick navigation: jump to "Today" in one click, step forward/back with the arrows, or use a date picker with "in 1 week / 2 weeks / 1 month" shortcuts.
  • Add appointment — pick a client (or type a walk-in name), one or more services, and a team member; duration is calculated automatically from the services chosen.
  • Group appointments — book a session with a capacity and a roster of participants, each optionally linked to an existing client (e.g. group treatments, workshops).
  • Blocked time — reserve part of a team member's schedule for breaks, training, or time off, with no client attached.
  • Drag and drop to reschedule an appointment or reassign it to another team member, and resize it by dragging its edge; the system rejects a conflicting booking the moment it happens.
  • Team & service setup — any employee can be marked bookable in the Calendar (their own column and color), and any catalog item can be marked as a bookable service with its own duration and color.
  • Filter the calendar down to one team member, a hand-picked selection, or the whole team through a searchable picker.
  • Public holidays are shown automatically in the calendar — the system warns before an appointment is booked on a holiday.
  • Available on the POS too as its own tab (toggle per company), not just in the Manager — front-desk staff manage appointments without switching systems.
  • A separate, independently billed module — a business pays only for what it uses (table reservations, the appointments calendar, or both).

5. Digital Menu (QR Menu)

The digital menu with item cards on a phone
  • An automatically generated QR menu per table, or a general QR code at the entrance — no app, opens right in the browser.
  • Always up to date — a price change in the system is instantly reflected on the menu.
  • Multilingual: Croatian, English, Serbian, German, French, Italian, Slovenian, Hungarian.
  • A card view (with photos) or a compact list view.
  • Custom brand colors, logo, and hero image; ready-made themes and backgrounds (bistro, rustic, elegant...).
  • AI brand analysis — enter your website URL and the AI automatically extracts your colors, logo, and hero image (free).
  • One-click AI translation of menu items into any supported language (uses AI credit).
  • Ordering from a phone with an instant staff notification; guests can also call a waiter or request the bill (each option can be toggled independently).
  • Card payment on the menu — guests can pay online by card when ordering (Teya, myPOS, Viva, Monri, or Saferpay, whichever provider is active); the order automatically appears as paid.
  • Mandatory legal notices shown automatically on the menu: VAT notice, complaint procedure, and the statutory alcohol notice for minors — with zero manual setup.
  • Secure: every menu has a random link that can't be guessed or indexed by search engines.

6. Queue — Self-Service Ordering (Counter Number)

The Queue view of pending orders with numbers
  • The guest scans a QR code at the counter, orders and pays (optionally), and gets a queue number (e.g. "42").
  • The cashier sees all orders live in the "Queue" tab and claims one with a single tap — items load straight into the cart.
  • Orders paid online by card show a green "Paid" badge — no additional charge needed.
  • Real-time updates across every register at once (no manual refresh), protected against two cashiers claiming the same order.
  • Numbering order: sequential or random, with a configurable range and daily reset time.
  • Works offline too (deliver/dismiss), with automatic sync.
  • Ideal for: cafés, fast food, food courts, kiosks.

7. Kitchen Display System (KDS)

The kitchen display screen with orders by station
  • Replaces paper kitchen tickets — orders appear on the kitchen screen instantly.
  • An order stays visible until the kitchen marks it done — even if the receipt was already paid (billing and food prep are independent processes).
  • Stations (Kitchen, Bar, Grill...) — every item is routed to the right screen.
  • An elapsed-time counter per order with a warning (yellow/red) when it waits too long — configurable thresholds per station.
  • A sound alert for every new order.
  • Merging tables carries active kitchen orders over to the new table.
  • Works offline; completely paperless.

8. Item Catalog

The item catalog with groups, prices, and barcodes
  • A central database of everything you sell — from a single espresso to thousands of retail SKUs.
  • Item groups and subgroups (categories), reorderable by drag and drop.
  • Prices including or excluding VAT, all Croatian VAT rates (0/5/13/25%), and per-business-unit (per-location) pricing.
  • Printing an A4 price list for physical display per location.
  • Barcodes — scan and add straight to the receipt.
  • Norms (recipes) — ingredients are automatically deducted from stock when a prepared dish is sold (food cost control).
  • Modifiers / add-ons — option groups (e.g. "choose your sauce") with min/max selection, free or charged; they pop up automatically when adding an item and print as sub-lines on the receipt.
  • AI item import — paste a restaurant website URL, a Wolt link, or upload a photo/PDF of the menu — the AI extracts every item with prices and categories, shows a preview before saving, and flags duplicates.
  • Packaging deposit (POVNAK) — a single toggle per item; the system automatically splits the receipt line and accounts for it in purchasing.
  • Bulk selection and mass-editing of multiple items at once (group, VAT, status...).
  • Import from Excel/CSV.

9. Invoicing & Fiscalization (Croatian CIS)

A list of F1 receipts with fiscalization status
  • Every receipt is fiscalized automatically in real time (ZKI + JIR).
  • A unified "Invoicing" menu: F1 receipts, F2 e-Invoices, and Quotes — all in one place.
  • Automatic retry — if CIS is unreachable, the system resubmits the receipt every hour (going back up to 30 days).
  • A per-line description on F1 receipts, changing the buyer/payment method after fiscalization (until midnight the same day), and emailing any receipt as a PDF.
  • Voids with a full audit trail, linked back to the original receipt.
  • The digital certificate (PFX) is stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM).

10. Warehouse Management

An overview of warehouse stock levels
  • Goods receipts, write-offs, inter-warehouse transfers, issue slips, delivery notes, incoming calculations, work orders (production), stocktaking, and price change records.
  • AI supplier invoice import — photograph or upload an invoice and the AI extracts the supplier and every line item; includes mobile-to-desktop photo handoff.
  • An item card — the full movement history with links straight to the relevant documents and receipts.
  • Automatic ingredient deduction when a prepared dish is sold (norms).
  • Emailing any warehouse document as a PDF in one click.

11. Electronic Invoicing — e-Invoice (B2B)

An F2 e-Invoice with its JIR and sending status
  • Four independent providers: MER (Moj eRačun), super.hr, ePoslovanje, and FINA — each enabled independently.
  • Sending and receiving e-Invoices, with a unified inbox across all providers.
  • Copying an existing invoice into a new one (for recurring B2B invoicing).
  • Attachments (PDF, images, Excel...) on an e-Invoice, via drag-and-drop.
  • Importing an incoming e-Invoice straight into the warehouse as a goods receipt — smart matching of the supplier's item names, and automatic supplier creation if one doesn't exist yet.

12. Reports & Analytics

Sales and profitability analytics
  • A dashboard with a daily overview and a 7-day chart/table, reports by receipt, by sold items and employee, a daily business-unit report, a VAT recap, and a full activity log auditing every action in the system.
  • Emailing any report (HTML body + PDF attachment), remembering the last 5 recipient addresses.
  • A configurable business-day boundary (for late-night bars/clubs — a shift isn't artificially split across two calendar days).
  • A Business Intelligence dashboard organized by topic: Sales & Profitability (gross margin, year-over-year, revenue per m², category/item profitability, VAT breakdown); Customers/Loyalty (average basket value, tiers, retention, RFM segmentation); Inventory & Supply (stock turnover, critical stock, supplier ABC analysis); Marketing (discount analysis, market basket affinity); Operations & Staff (sales per employee, staffing vs. transaction volume); Orders & Kitchen (orders by source, table turnover, prep speed per station).
  • Strategic Reports (new) — a financial overview for owners: entering fixed costs, a dashboard coverage indicator, a monthly P&L trend, break-even revenue, margin of safety, and a simple cashflow/runway projection based on an entered cash-on-hand figure.

13. AI Business Assistant

A conversation with the AI business assistant about sales
  • A conversation in Croatian or English with an AI (Claude) that has access to live business data: receipts, item sales, register reports, warehouse, suppliers, live table status, and employees.
  • Automatically generates charts (bar, line, pie...) whenever that beats plain text.
  • A saved conversation history, plus suggested questions for new users.
  • Owners with multiple companies can ask a single question spanning all of them at once ("which company is doing better this month?").
  • Billed on actual token usage (not a flat fee) — €1 of free credit on sign-up, with a typical message costing €0.01–0.05.

14. In-App AI Help

In-app AI help spotlighting the right button on screen
  • A floating "?" button on every screen — available to every role (owner, manager, cashier, kitchen) and completely free (no AI credit needed).
  • "How do I…?" answers grounded in the official knowledge base — no invented features.
  • Offers buttons that jump straight to the relevant screen (one-tap navigation).
  • "Spotlight" — visually highlights the exact button or field to tap (dims the rest of the screen with a pulsing ring).
  • The conversation is ephemeral — no history is stored, keeping it fast and lightweight.

15. AI Agent Commerce

AI Agent Commerce settings in the Manager
  • Makes a POS Boss merchant discoverable and "buyable" by AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) over open protocols (MCP + a UCP-style manifest) — guests increasingly ask an AI assistant to book or order instead of googling.
  • Three actions on the guest's behalf: table reservations, pickup orders, and secure card payment — the AI agent never sees or touches card data.
  • Every order/reservation flows through the exact same pipeline as a QR order — the same fiscalization (ZKI/JIR), the same manager calendar/queue, just tagged as AI-originated.
  • Free during the beta period — no monthly fee and no per-order commission for the first cohort of venues; pricing can be switched on later per company with no migration needed.
  • Discovery — a public per-merchant manifest (name, address, hours, languages, cuisine, enabled capabilities), plus structured data for search engines and AI agents that don't already know the merchant's exact name.
  • Reading the menu and availability is never quota-gated — the real live menu, stock, and open time slots stay visible even after a venue hits its monthly write limit.
  • Reservations — the system auto-assigns the smallest sufficient table; if a card deposit is required, the guest gets a secure payment link and the reservation is only created once the deposit is actually captured; confirmed bookings show up in the manager's calendar like any other.
  • Pickup orders — price and stock are always re-verified server-side (the AI agent can never invent or reuse a stale price); payment runs through whichever gateway the venue already uses (Viva, Monri, Saferpay, Teya, or myPOS) via a secure hosted link.
  • Safety — every action (booking, cart, payment) requires a short-lived token, with no standing API key that could leak; per-company and per-IP rate limits, plus a configurable monthly free-tier cap.
  • Manager settings — independently toggle discovery, reservations, orders, and payments, choose the business unit and menu, set branding, track current quota usage, and view a feed of recent AI agent sessions.
  • A dedicated Analytics tab — AI-originated revenue and its share, reservation count, average ticket, and which AI assistant (Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini/...) brought the guest.

16. Guided Tours

A guided tour spotlighting a screen step by step
  • Built-in interactive guided tours across the POS and Manager interfaces — step-by-step walkthroughs that spotlight the exact button, field, or table being explained, right inside the live app, no external video or PDF needed.
  • Different from the in-app AI help: that answers "how do I…?" questions on demand, while guided tours are a fixed, curated sequence that walks a user through an entire screen or workflow end to end.
  • Launches automatically the first time a user opens a screen that has a tour, and is tracked per user — it never repeats itself uninvited once dismissed or completed.
  • Covers the full Manager menu plus dedicated tours for the item catalog (including the difference between goods/recipes/services and the price-resolution cascade), warehouse, invoicing (F1, F2 e-invoice inbox, quotes), reports, and analytics — plus the equivalent tours on the POS side (register, tables, order queue, kitchen display, reservations, invoices, stock check, cashier report).
  • Replay any time with one click on an icon in the Help panel — useful for refresher training or onboarding a new hire on an existing account.
  • "Spotlight" highlighting — dims the rest of the screen, draws a focused ring around the exact element, with a tooltip that repositions itself so it never blocks what it's explaining.
  • Safe by design — a click-guard is active for the entire tour so nothing on the real screen can be accidentally triggered, submitted, or deleted; where helpful, clearly-labeled sample data is temporarily injected (for new accounts with no real history yet), never sent to the server, and disappears the instant the tour ends.
  • Fully localized in Croatian, English, and Serbian, matching the language the user has selected in the app.

17. Quotes

Creating a price quote for a customer
  • Formal price quotes for catering, events, and B2B customers — before an order is confirmed.
  • Emailing a quote as a PDF in one click.
  • Converting a quote into an F1 or F2 receipt in one click — the system decides the correct type automatically (cash/card → F1, bank transfer + legal entity → F2).

18. Work Time Tracking (+ Kiosk Mode)

Work-time records by employee
  • Automatic clock-in/clock-out based on PIN/NFC login at the POS — no physical time clocks, no manual punching in.
  • Shift templates (morning, afternoon...) with a color, assigned per employee.
  • A warning to the cashier if they issue a receipt outside their assigned shift (a soft control).
  • Viewing and printing work-time reports by employee and period.
  • Works offline too — a clock-out syncs the moment the connection returns.
  • Kiosk mode (a standalone time clock) — a dedicated "kiosk" device (a wall-mounted tablet) where staff sign in with a PIN, NFC card, or password, with no full POS login needed; optional photo capture at clock-in/out.
  • Employee self-service portal — a separate mobile login for cashiers, kitchen staff, and managers: their own schedule, appointments, and work-time record from any phone, with no need to sign into the full POS or manager app. Invite-based onboarding — the manager sends an email invite, the employee sets their own password.
  • Leave/time-off requests approved or rejected by any manager or owner — approval writes directly onto the schedule, with a warning about any appointment the time off would leave uncovered. A per-employee annual-leave day quota with carryover of unused days into the new year (until June 30), shown consistently across the employee list, schedule, reports, and the employee portal.
  • Public holidays are shown in the shift schedule and factored into planning.

19. Partners & Suppliers

A list of partners and suppliers with tax ID and contact details
  • A directory of customers and suppliers with tax ID (OIB), address, and contact details.
  • Auto-fill from the official registry — typing a valid tax ID (OIB) into the partner form automatically looks up the company name, address, city, and postal code, filling in only the empty fields.
  • Foreign partners (no OIB) — the system automatically detects the country and skips validation.
  • Linked to goods receipts (suppliers) and quotes/e-Invoices (customers).

20. Employee Management (+ Custom Roles)

A list of employees with roles and permissions
  • Four roles: Owner, Manager, Cashier, and Kitchen.
  • Custom roles — owners/managers can create their own roles with granular, screen-by-screen permissions, beyond the 4 built-in ones.
  • Login: email+password or Google/Apple (managers), PIN or NFC card (cashiers/kitchen) — NFC cards assigned straight from the browser (Web NFC), no extra hardware.
  • Automatic cashier switch with just an NFC card tap, no confirmations needed.
  • Per-employee discounts — the manager defines named discount presets (e.g. "Staff 10%"), and a cashier can only apply their own approved discounts.
  • Internal messages from managers to staff.
  • Biometric login (fingerprint/Face ID) for manager/owner accounts on PWA-installed devices — no password, enrolled per device.

21. Loyalty Program

A guest's loyalty profile with points and tier
  • Guest registration and login — by email (with verification), phone (OTP code), or Google account, straight from the digital menu, no separate app.
  • R1 (legal-entity) customers — their tax ID is automatically verified against the tax authority (MER).
  • Points & rewards — earning points on spend, sign-up bonus points, a redeemable rewards catalog (discount, free item, or gift voucher), and manual point adjustments with a full transaction ledger.
  • Tiers — unlimited membership tiers (e.g. Bronze/Silver/Gold) based on lifetime points, each with an earn multiplier and its own perks.
  • "Buy 9, get the 10th free" stamp cards, tracked per item or item group.
  • Happy Hour — discount rules that activate automatically on set days/hours, per location or company-wide.
  • Promotional combos — a fixed promotional price or discount on a specific item, per location.
  • Personal discounts & recommendations — the system recognizes a guest's favorite items and offers a personalized discount or menu suggestions.
  • Coupons — managers create a coupon (free item / % off / fixed amount off) and assign it to selected members or everyone at once, with an expiry; members choose which coupon to apply from their own portal.
  • Loyalty analytics — loyalty vs. anonymous revenue split, tier distribution, points activity, retention, and RFM segmentation.
  • Google Wallet loyalty card — guests save it to their phone in one tap, with points balance and tier updating automatically.
  • Household/family members — the primary account holder can link family members to share loyalty benefits, with the option to later split one out into its own standalone account.

22. Marketing — Automated Client Messages

Automated message settings in the Marketing module
  • One place (the Marketing module) for every automated message sent to clients — instead of scattered across reservation settings and general settings.
  • Reservations — confirmation, update, cancellation, and a pre-visit reminder, by email and/or SMS, with configurable reminder timing.
  • Orders — order confirmation and order-declined notices (delivering the invoice itself by email is managed separately, under Invoicing).
  • Security messages — email verification, password reset, and a phone-verification SMS code; always active where applicable, with locked content for security.
  • For every automation, a manager toggles each channel (email/SMS) independently and adjusts timing where relevant; settings apply company-wide, with an optional override per business unit for reservations.
  • SMS credit — a prepaid system: current balance and price per message, top-up by card, and a full history of usage, refunds, and top-ups.
  • Sending settings — default message language, sender display name, reply-to address, footer text, and brand color for every outgoing message.

23. Gift Vouchers

A list of issued gift vouchers with their balance
  • Selling a gift voucher as an item at the POS — a unique code is generated automatically and activated with the sale amount.
  • Importing pre-printed gift-card codes in bulk.
  • Verifying a code at checkout (QR at the POS) with partial redemption — the remaining balance carries over to the next visit.
  • A full transaction history per voucher (issued, redeemed, cancelled).
  • Cancelling an unused or partially used voucher.

24. Card Terminals — Physical Card Payments

Card terminal integration settings
  • Teya (POSLink) — OAuth connection, terminal management, card details printed on the receipt; a dedicated "AIO" mode when PosBoss runs directly on a Teya Android terminal, with automatic refunds on void.
  • myPOS — simple setup (Session Key); on myPOS Ultra, payment runs natively and the receipt prints automatically for every payment method, not just card.
  • M2PAY (Handpoint) — API key setup, Handpoint terminals (e.g. PAXA80).
  • Viva (Cloud Terminal API) — OAuth credentials, manual terminal setup, refund support, works from both the POS and the table-order screen.
  • Every integration is opt-in per company, fiscalized exactly like any other card payment, and cancellable before the guest taps their card.

25. Online Card Payment on the Digital Menu

The online card payment dialog on the menu
  • Teya Embedded Checkout — the card form appears directly on the menu page.
  • myPOS Checkout — opens in a new browser tab.
  • Viva Smart Checkout — the guest is redirected to Viva's hosted payment page.
  • Monri and Saferpay checkout — additional regional payment gateways, working the same way.
  • Only one provider can be active for online checkout at a time — the system enforces this automatically.

26. KEKS Pay

KEKS Pay integration settings in the Manager
  • The guest scans the receipt's fiscal QR code with the KEKS Pay app and pays from their phone — no extra hardware needed.
  • Payment is also possible before the receipt is issued (QR on the register screen) or afterward (QR on an already-printed receipt).
  • Automatic fiscal payment-method update (cash → other) with the tax authority once KEKS confirms payment — no cashier action needed.
  • Tips can be routed directly (encrypted) to the waiter or to the company.
  • Protection against double-paying the same receipt.

27. Delivery & Webshop Integrations

A Wolt order in the POS queue
  • Wolt marketplace — Wolt orders land directly in the POS queue, with automatic accept/reject, kitchen routing by station, delivery markup pricing, one-click menu sync, and an auto-accept option.
  • WooCommerce (your own webshop) — orders from a WordPress/WooCommerce store land in the same POS queue, with product sync to the digital menu, webhook order confirmation, and automatic cancellation if a customer cancels on the webshop.
  • One queue for every order source — no separate tablet per channel, with the kitchen seeing everything on the same KDS.

28. Subscription Management

A subscription overview with active modules
  • Managers can see their own subscription status, expiry date, and the total monthly cost of every active module.
  • Toggling modules on/off, with the monthly total recalculated instantly.
  • A bank-transfer request generates a unique HR00 payment reference and IBAN details — the admin team gets an automatic email notification.
  • A soft access lock after expiry (Dashboard-only, with a clear message) — a 7-day trial period comes with no restrictions at all.

29. Settings & Configuration

Per-device and printer settings
  • Company and business units (locations) — each with its own receipt sequence, business-day boundary, and floor area (for analytics).
  • Registers, employees, printers (network/USB, configurable margins, compact 80mm layout).
  • Integrations grouped into sub-tabs: fiscalization, e-Invoice, payment processors, delivery aggregators, and accounting.
  • Per-device settings: auto-print, virtual keyboard, and Print Bridge installer downloads (Windows/macOS/Linux).
  • My Profile: auto-logout after inactivity, biometric login, and language preference.

30. Multiple Companies, One Owner

An owner's company picker with multiple active companies
  • An owner dashboard — pick which company to manage, with fully isolated data (no mixing between companies).
  • The AI assistant can answer questions spanning every company at once.
  • A cross-company comparison report — an owner with multiple companies sees key metrics (revenue, receipt count, average ticket...) side by side, by company and by location.
  • A setup wizard for the first company on first login.

31. Multilingual Interface

The interface language switcher
  • Croatian, English, Serbian — switches instantly with no page reload, remembered per user.

32. Accounting Integrations

Accounting-software integration settings
  • Synesis (Pupilla) — exporting eIRA/eURA/Itemcash files for direct import into the accounting program.
  • Minimax — a direct API integration (OAuth connection); daily turnover is pushed automatically every day, with configurable revenue accounts, a sync log, and one-click retry.
  • Pantheon (Datalab) — a direct API integration via the PAWS service; automatic daily turnover push, a log, and retry.
  • Luceed — a direct API integration via the Luceed REST API; automatic daily turnover push, a log, and retry.
  • 4D Wand — file export (like Synesis) — download a ZIP with DOK/STA/SPS documents for a chosen period, ready to import into 4D Wand.
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