Item Selection: The customer selects the items they wish to purchase and brings them to the counter (for in-person transactions).
Payment: The customer can choose to pay by cash, credit card, or other payment methods. The system will process the payment and calculate the total amount due.
Data Entry: The system will collect information about the transaction
Inventory: update its inventory records to reflect the items that have been sold. This information can be used to manage stock levels and reorder items when necessary.
Data Storage: The information collected during the transaction is stored in a database for future reference and analysis.
Receipt Printing: generate a receipt for the customer and/or store a digital copy for future reference.
By using a system, businesses can simplify the transaction process, reduce manual data entry errors, and access important information quickly and easily. This can help to improve overall efficiency and customer satisfaction.