The Settings menu in the Revolut POS iOS app allows you to configure various operational aspects of your POS system, including general settings, payment settings, and printer settings. This guide provides an overview of the available options and how to configure them to suit your business needs.
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This menu is only available for managers and users with application settings permission.
Accept orders: Enable this option to allow customers to place orders via your online menu. When enabled, orders can be managed directly within the app.
Show pickup number on receipts: Displays a unique pickup number on receipts for easier order identification during take-out or pickup.
Larger receipt text: Increase the font size on printed receipts to enhance readability.
Kitchen messaging features: Staff can send notes to the kitchen printer, by adding kitchen notes to the order.
Default view: Set the default screen that appears when the app is launched or a bill is closed (e.g., Register or Table service).
Grid layout: Select the default grid layout to display from the layouts configured on the web app. This allows you to customise how categories and products appear when using the app.
The printer you need depends on your business setup:
USB: A printer that connects only to one device via a USB cable, suitable for printing customer receipts. In addition, a USB printer requires a USB-A to USBC-C adapter to connect to the iPad.
Bluetooth: A printer that connects only to one device via Bluetooth, suitable for printing customer receipts and an awesome option if you don't want to deal with cables. You can also use it to print kitchen tickets but not recommended (kitchen could be far from the device, bluetooth connection can become unstable).
LAN: A printer that connects to multiple devices but has to be plugged into a router with an ethernet cable, providing a more stable connection. Suitable for kitchen printers.
Wi-Fi (WLAN): A printer that connects to multiple devices, and doesn't have to be connected with a cable to the router. Connection can be less stable as on the LAN. Suitable for kitchen printers.
This section provides detailed instructions for setting up Star and Epson printers. Once your printer is set up and connected, you can proceed to configure it in the POS app.
Put the printer into Bluetooth pairing mode by holding the Feed button as instructed by the printer's manual until it prints configuration instructions.
Follow the printed instructions to enter pairing mode. The Bluetooth LED will flash.
On your iPad, turn on Bluetooth and pair the printer.
In the POS app, go to Settings > Printer settings, tap Search for printers, select the printer, and tap Enable printer.
Go to Settings > Printer settings, you can change these settings affecting all your printers:
Automatically print customer receipt: Enable this to print a receipt on every transaction automatically.
Section printing: Enable this if you have table service and multiple sections, and you want to print only for specific sections.
For individual printer configuration, click one of your connected printers:
You can select the number of copies for each option:
Print customer receipts: Enable to print for customer receipts.
If Section printing is enabled, you can select which section's receipts to print on this printer.
Print station tickets: Enable and configure the number of copies to print specific categories on this printer (e.g., a kitchen printer only prints food orders) then select which categories to print on this printer.
Print kitchen notes: Enable this to print kitchen notes on this printer.
Print reports: Enable this to print sales reports from the Manager dashboard.
Trigger kitchen buzzer: Activates the buzzer to alert the kitchen when a new order is sent.
Open cash drawer: Automatically opens the cash drawer when printing a receipt.
Tap Print test receipt and Open drawer to ensure the printer is functioning correctly.
Tap Disable printer to temporarily disable the printer without removing it from the app, or Delete printer to permanently remove the printer from the system.