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Checkout is a powerful, easy to use point of sale system for the Mac. Use Checkout to take orders, make sales, print invoices and accept payments. Checkout records all in-store transactions to generate a range of interactive reports. Together with a Mac and the right peripherals, Checkout offers a perfect retail solution.
What's New
Version 3.1.2:
Ledger
- Fixed: 3.1.1 prevented certain stores of exporting their Ledger.
- Fixed: Ledger export caused a crash when data wasn't rounded properly.
- Fixed: Store Manager window is now resizable. The default size is bigger.
- Fixed: Fixed some security issues. Assign all unknown employee transactions to the first employee.
- Fixed: Issue with product variations UI on Mac OS X Lion. When scrolling, it caused lines to appear in the products list.
- Fixed: At times, login caused security issues under rare circumstances.
- Fixed: Rounding issue that caused a crash if you had multiple taxes applied to one invoice.
- Fixed: When exporting to AccountEdge we remove returns, newline characters, tabs, and commas. We also respect the columns maximum length of 256 characters.
- Fixed: When trying to print unallocated orders, the tax would show up incorrectly.
- Fixed: Syncing Enstore orders caused the Ledger to crash.
- Fixed: Enstore orders with multiple taxes were showing up with no taxes.
- Fixed: We now support products prices with the tax inclusive amount of 6.99 (as an example). At the same time, we addressed rounding throughout Checkout to ensure that Bankers Rounding was being used consistently. It is possible, in some cases, that the tax inclusive prices of some products may have a difference of 0.01 when compared to the previously calculated prices in Checkout. Bankers Rounding: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounding
- Feature: Credit Card information: The thermal receipt was modified to print the last 4 digits of the credit card, card type (if the card was swiped) and approval code. The receipt was also modified to better handle multiple credit card payments on a single Invoice.
- Feature: The Online Payments report was renamed to be the Processed Payment Report, and now displays/prints the last 4 digits of the credit card, card type (if the card was swiped) and approval code.
- Fixed: The Processed Payment Report's export to Numbers.
- Fixed: The Sales Report display/print and export were using different rounding methods to calculate margins.
- Fixed During the store upgrade process, we now report issues more consistently, if an error is encountered.
- Fixed: Create new Store was displayed instead of Manage Stores, after a store was created.
- Fixed: Issues are now reported more consistently if an error is encountered when a store is being backed up.
- Feature: Added support for AccountEdge Basic in addition to AccountEdge (Plus, Pro, and Network Edition).
- Fixed: Text Fields in the AccountEdge Configuration dialog were not being stored until you tabbed out of them.
- Fixed: In the File Menu, the label New Order was changed to be to New Sale.
- Fixed: If a very large number (more then 14 digits) was accidentally entered for the item price, a crash would occur when the Order/Invoice was viewed.
- Fixed: Deleting Products from from an Order would cause a crash.
- Fixed: The Pay window now comes up automatically when an Invoice is created if the option is enabled in Store Preferences.
- Feature: The Print Margin Units (centimeters or inches) are now defaulting based upon your Mac's System Preferences Language settings.
- Fixed: Text fields were only being saved when you tabbed away from them.
- Feature: The Print Margin Units are now saved.
- Fixed: Changing the margins caused a crash on 10.7.x.
- Fixed: Changing a product's weight to be null caused a crash.
- Fixed: When variation properties were accidentally saved as null, it was causing crashes in the Product list of both the Main Store View and Stock Room.
- Fixed: Resolved an issue where a crash would occur in the Stock Room, when working with newly created Products.
- Fixed: The Select button was faded out on Mac OS X 10.6.8
- Fixed: The Enstore sync now consumes a lot less memory, and is able to sync stores that have thousands of products.
Version 3.1.2:
Ledger
- Fixed: 3.1.1 prevented certain stores of exporting their Ledger.
- Fixed: Ledger export caused a crash when data wasn't rounded properly.
- Fixed: Store Manager window is now resizable. The default size is bigger.
- Fixed: Fixed some security issues. Assign all more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
Checkout User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:9,970 |
| Version Downloads:153 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:03 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $499.00 |
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Checkout is a powerful, easy to use point of sale system for the Mac. Use Checkout to take orders, make sales, print invoices and accept payments. Checkout records all in-store transactions to generate a range of interactive reports. Together with a Mac and the right peripherals, Checkout offers a perfect retail solution.
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Hussain reviewed on 12 Dec 2010
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Isellbikes reviewed on 11 Nov 2009
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I hope this app to be featured in MUPromo's.
GroundFloorMusic reviewed on 31 May 2007
I closely examined this application, hoping to use it in my CD shop. It does LOOK great, and in most regards seems very promising. Sad to say, though, in its present form, the application proved unsuitable, due to a single failing: it doesn't support multiple taxes in data imports.
If like me you have a large, pre-existing database, and must import records for new items on a regular basis, this flaw renders the application essentially worthless.
I also want to say that my experience in communicating with the developer was mixed at best. I supplied numerous bug reports over a period of weeks, and at the outset of our email correspondence they seemed reasonably responsive. But after an unsuccessful attempt to impress upon them the importance in the North American market of support for mutilple taxes, the conversation grew progressively more one-sided. and in the end, once my demo version of the application had timed out (which I informed them of) they simply stopped responding to any message I sent. The last message I received from them was this:
> Sorry, I maybe rushed through your mail too fast. > I have a very full inbox :-(
> I'll read it again this weekend and will get back to > you.
That was 10 weeks ago, during which time I sent five further messages from two separate domains. Pretty shoddy, wouldn't you say?
kategirl reviewed on 17 Jan 2007
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Isellbikes rated on 11 Mar 2011