Specify working folders for Commerce Data Exchange. Each store location must have a channel database to store the data that is needed for retail transactions. POS registers connect to the channel database to access data and to upload transactions. Optionally, you can also have an offline database at each register. An offline database lets you continue to use the register even if the connection to the channel database is temporarily lost.
Create a channel database or an offline database AX R3. Use Retail POS in offline mode. You can also build your own libraries and integrate them with Retail POS.
Use BlankOperations to implement custom features. Create and implement a Retail POS skin. Microsoft Dynamics AX for Retail supports multiple retail channels, including online stores, online marketplaces, and brick-and-mortar stores. In Retail, a brick-and-mortar store is called a retail store. Each retail store can have its own payment methods, price groups, point-of-sale POS registers, income accounts and expense accounts, and staff.
After you create a retail store, you assign the products that you want the store to carry. You also assign employees, registers, and customers to the store. Finally, you add the new store to an organization hierarchy. The following tables describe the configuration tasks that you must complete in Microsoft Dynamics AX for a brick-and-mortar store. Organization hierarchies represent the relationships between the organizations that make up your business. When you set up stores, you can add them to an organization hierarchy.
The stores then share data that is used for assortments, replenishment, and reporting. Create or modify an organization hierarchy. Microsoft Dynamics AX includes a global address book that is shared among all companies in your environment. The global address book stores party record information for each organization or person that your organization has contact with. A retail store is considered a type of warehouse.
First, you create a warehouse and define it as a store. Then, you create a new store and assign the warehouse to it. Before you can create stores, statements and statement vouchers, you must set up number sequences for them.
Set parameters to configure Retail for your business. Parameters provide default settings and values. If you accept payments that are made by using checks, credit cards, debit cards, corporate charge cards, gift cards, customer credit, and other forms of payment, you must set up each payment method for your organization.
You can assign specific payment methods to each store and then set up store-specific settings for each payment method. To process credit card transactions at retail point-of-sale POS registers, you can also set up payment services. Setting up payment methods Retail. Set up payment connector optional.
The sales taxes that apply to a transaction are determined by the sales tax codes that are included both in the sales tax group and in the item sales tax group of the transaction. Before you can offer products for resale in your retail channels, you must create and configure the products in Microsoft Dynamics AX.
To link the products that you sell to the retail channels that sell those products, you must set up assortments. Setting up retail products. Use price groups to create and manage prices and discounts for retail products.
For example, you could use price groups to offer specific products at different prices to different groups of customers in different stores. Setting up prices using price groups.
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