Description: Learn to create, configure, and verify Custom Tenders in Canopy 2.0, including setting display names, maximum amounts, and revenue center assignments.
Create a Custom Tender
Custom Tenders allow venues to offer special payment types at checkout. These options appear under Other on the point-of-sale (POS) during checkout and can include types such as:
- House accounts
- Coupons
- Employee meals
- Promotional credits
- In Canopy 2.0, select Settings, then select Custom Tenders.
- Select the blue plus button in the top-right corner.
- Complete the Custom Tender fields using the table below as a reference.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Display Name | The name that appears on the POS, receipts, and reports (for example, Employee Meal Credit). |
| Maximum Amount | The maximum value this tender can cover per order. For example, a $10 maximum covers a $5 order completely, but only covers $5 of a $10 order. |
| Revenue Centers | Select where this tender is available. You can choose one or multiple revenue centers. |
| Active | Toggle on to enable the Custom Tender. Toggle off to disable it. |
| Require Manager PIN | Toggle on if a manager PIN is required to use this tender. |
- Select Save to create the tender.
Important: Custom Tenders cannot be renamed or deleted once created, as they are retained for reporting purposes.
Verify the Custom Tender on the POS
After creating a Custom Tender, verify it is working correctly on the POS. You can test it using either the browser-based POS or a physical POS device.
Browser POS (Web)
- Navigate to your instance URL (for example, yourinstance-pos.ordernext.com).
- Log in with your PIN. You may need to select a menu and printer.
- Add a few items to the cart.
- Select Other to view available payment options.
Physical POS Device
- Log in to a POS terminal using your PIN.
- Add a few items to the cart.
- Select Other to view available payment options.
Verification Scenarios
Custom Tender assigned to a revenue center:
- The tender appears in the list of Other payment options.
- The tender can be used to close the order fully or partially, depending on the maximum amount configured.
Custom Tender not assigned to a revenue center:
- The tender does not appear in the payment options.
Best Practices
- Use descriptive names such as Vendor Credit or Promo Ticket.
- Test tenders immediately after creation.
- Always verify revenue center assignments for accuracy before going live.
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