Point of Sale - Tare barecode labels for loose goods
Point of Sale - Print and scan tare barecodes labels to sell loose goods.
Point of Sale - Tare barecode labels for loose goods
This add-on enables POS to read and print tare barcodes. We print a barcode tare label to sell loose goods in a Bring Your Own pot (BYOC) scheme.
- The BYOC scheme has five steps:
- The cashier weighs the pot and sticks the tare barcode onto the customer's pot.
- The customer go and put loose goods into the labeled pot.
- The cashier weighs the pot with loose goods inside. POS computes the price including the pot.
- The cashier scans the tare barcode. POS get the pot weight from the barcode. POS subtracts the pot weight from the weight of the latest product. POS sets the billable price for the loose goods.
- The customer pays.
This add-on adds a news screen to POS to print (web) the tare barcode labels. This add-on enables POS to read a tare barcode. Reading a barcode makes POS adjust the weight of the latest article in the order list. The new weight is equal to the total weight minus the tare weight. The price is updated accordingly to the weight change.
POS home screen is now:
The label screen is:
When we read a weight the impression button is enabled
A barcode label looks like:
Zoom on the action widget:
Table of contents
Usage
Install this add-on and configure the point of sale where you want to be able to use the tare barecode. The label printing is done using web print. To streamline the label printing it is advised to use the silent printing mode (firefox) or the kiosk printing (chrome).
The command line to start a chrome base browser in kiosk mode with silent printing looks like:
chromium-browser --use-system-default-printer --kiosk --kiosk-printing http://localhost:8069/
Known issues / Roadmap
- Merge with Sylvain LE GAL tare module that allows user to set tare on the scale screen.
Bug Tracker
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Credits
Authors
- Le Nid
Contributors
- Le Nid
- Sylvain LE GAL
- CoopITEasy
Maintainers
This module is maintained by the OCA.
OCA, or the Odoo Community Association, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the collaborative development of Odoo features and promote its widespread use.
Current maintainer:
This module is part of the OCA/pos project on GitHub.
You are welcome to contribute. To learn how please visit https://odoo-community.org/page/Contribute.
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