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Minimum requirements for ORO POS   Minimum Recommended Processor Dual-Core Processor Intel i5 Monitor 1024×786 1080p Hard drive 32GB SSD 128GB SSD Memory 2 GB 4 GB or more OS Windows 7 Windows 11   Linux 4+ Linux Latest   Mac 10.4+ Mac Latest Java JDK 8 JDK 8

📦 Products & Items in ORO POS In ORO POS, “Product” and “Item” mean the same thing — anything you sell or stock. But not all items are the same. They’re classified in three different ways depending on how they behave. 💡 Quick Summary You can think of any item in 3 ways: 📁 How…

📏 Different Types of Units in ORO POS A “unit” tells the system how an item is measured, packaged, or used. ORO POS supports 3 different unit types — each solving a different real-world problem. 💡 The Big Picture One product (e.g., Coke) can be bought, stored, sold, and used in recipes in different ways….

🏪 Store Sessions: A Manager’s Guide to Opening & Closing Every business day in ORO POS happens inside a Store Session — a defined period from when the store opens to when it closes. The session organizes all sales, drawers, tips, employee shifts, and reports into one neat package. 💡 In Simple Terms Think of…

⚙️ Inventory Configuration Inventory Configuration controls how ORO POS tracks stock — when balances update, how cost is calculated, and where each terminal pulls inventory from. Set this up once at the start. 📍 Where to Find This Go to Back-Office → Inventory → Configuration 📋 In This Page → 1. General Settings → 2….

📍 Inventory Location Setup An Inventory Location is any place where you store stock — a warehouse, a fridge, a shelf, a bin, or even a logical area like “Sales Floor”. ORO POS uses locations to track where each item lives, not just how many you have. 💡 In Simple Terms If your stock is…

📋 Inventory Purchase Order (PO) A Purchase Order (PO) is a record of stock you’ve ordered (or received) from a vendor. ORO POS supports 2 ways to handle POs depending on how your store operates. 📍 Where to Find This Go to Back-Office → Inventory → Purchase 📋 In This Page → 2 PO Modes…

📋 Inventory Stock Count A Stock Count is when you physically count your inventory and reconcile it against what the POS thinks you have. Essential for any store with real inventory — especially retail and groceries — because the system’s “on-hand” number rarely stays accurate forever. 💡 In Simple Terms You walk through your shelves…

🔄 Inventory Stock Conversion Stores often buy in large packages but sell in smaller packages. Stock Conversion lets you change a stock quantity from one unit to another — for example, from “cases” to “individual bottles”. 📍 Where to Find This Go to Back-Office → Inventory → Stock 📋 In This Page → Why Conversion…