Tip Totals Report

This function prints a summary of all Tip amounts entered for Purchase and Pre-Auth Advice transactions stored in the current or a previous batch.

From the READY screen:

To navigate through the menus:

- Scroll down: press the key to move the highlight bar down.
- Scroll up: press the key to move the highlight bar up.
- Select a highlighted item: press the green key.

For information about the keys...

1. Press the Admin key.
The MAIN MENU appears.

2. Scroll down to REPORTS, and press the green key.
The REPORT FUNCS menu appears.

3. Scroll down to TIP TOTALS, and press the green key.

If the SWIPE ADMIN CARD prompt appears, swipe the POS admin card.

If the ENTER CLERK ID entry screen appears ... .
(If no Clerk ID is entered, the results for all Clerk IDs are printed.)

The PRINT DATE OR BATCH? prompt appears.

4. Press the key to select DATE. Or press the key to select BATCH.

If you pressed the key (Tip totals by date)...	If you pressed the key (Tip totals by batch)...
The START DATE (YY)MMDD entry screen appears. a. Key in the Start date (the year is optional), and press the green key. Note: The date format is year (YY), month (MM), and day (DD) (e.g., to enter July 31, 2018, you would key in 180731). The START TIME [HHMM] menu appears.	The BATCH NUMBER entry screen appears. a. Key in the Batch number, or leave this field blank (for the current batch), and press the green key. The terminal prints the report and then returns to the READY screen.
b. Key in the Start time, and press the green key. Note: The time format is hours (HH) and minutes (MM) (e.g., to enter 1:00 AM, you would key in 0100). The END DATE (YY)MMDD entry screen appears.
c. Key in the End date (year is optional), and press the green key. Note: The date format is year (YY), month (MM), and day (DD) (e.g., to enter Dec. 31, 2013, you would key in 131231).
The END TIME [HHMM] entry screen appears. d. Key in the End time, and press the green key. Note: You must enter a valid End time value. The time format is hours (HH) and minutes (MM) (e.g., to enter 11:59 PM, you would key in 2359). The terminal prints the report and then returns to the READY screen.