The register on a phone
It is the same register app, with the same actions and the same permissions: only the layout changes. It takes the “phone” layout on a narrow screen, and also on a phone held sideways (a wide but short screen). On a tablet or a computer, see The main screen.
The four tabs
Section titled “The four tabs”At the bottom of the screen, four tabs replace the computer’s columns:
| Tab | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Machines | the search by machine number (it stays at the top when you scroll) and the machine tiles |
| Opération (Operation) | the current operation: choice of operation, steps, keypad, verdict |
| À traiter (To do) | the notifications to handle and their history; the number on the badge |
| Tiroir (Drawer) (register) or Plafond (Ceiling) (tablet) | your balance, its details, and the buttons for all the other screens |
Tapping a tile picks the machine for the operation. The alert banners (register low, intake remainder, offline…) stay above every tab.
The top bar
Section titled “The top bar”- the title says where you are: the operation and the machine (“Créditer · D-01”, Credit · D-01), “À traiter”, “Tiroir”, or the name of the register;
- during an operation, Annuler (Cancel) on the left abandons it;
- on the right, the live indicator (the coloured dot) and the time to the second (
14:32:05). The phone has no status bar at the bottom: this indicator tells you whether the link with the venue server is live (see When the link drops).
Find the other screens
Section titled “Find the other screens”Tiroir (Drawer) tab: Espèces disponibles (Available cash), the drawer details, the Grand livre (Ledger) and Rapport X (X report) links, then one button per screen: Grand livre (Ledger), Historique des transferts (Transfer history), Historique des paiements manuels (Manual payment history), Encaissements en cours (Intakes in progress), Créances à payer (Debts to pay), Mon historique (My history), Tablettes (Tablets), Impression (Printing), Coffre (Safe), Ouverture (Opening), Clôture (Closing).
Plafond (Ceiling) tab: Plafond disponible (Available ceiling), Espèces collectées (Cash collected), the Demander la remise (Request hand-in) button, then Mon historique (My history), Grand livre (Ledger), Encaissements en cours (Intakes in progress) and Se déconnecter (Sign out). A tablet has no safe, no printing, no opening and no closing (see Working on the tablet).
On a phone, everything goes through the Tiroir (Drawer) tab (main register) or the Plafond (Ceiling) tab (tablet): see the other two tabs of this block.
Each secondary screen has the Retour caisse (Back to register) button at the top right.
What changes, and what does not
Section titled “What changes, and what does not”- Permissions do not depend on the screen: a tablet keeps the tablet view, even on a computer; a main register keeps all its actions, even on a phone.
- Amounts are typed on the same keypad; at closing, the counted total and the Vérifier le comptage (Check the count) button stay fixed at the bottom of the screen while you enter the denominations.
- The photos of a manual payment proof can only be taken on a phone or a tablet, never on a computer (see Pulse manual payment: photo proof).
- A plugged-in keyboard also works: the “+” key picks Créditer (Credit), the “−” key picks Retirer (Withdraw); pressing the same key a second time confirms.