Separate training DB
Practice receipts and customers stay in a separate database. Real stores, revenue, and balances remain untouched.
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Train new cashiers without touching the live register.
LeoPOS Training Mode mirrors the real checkout workflow but writes into a separate practice environment. New staff can learn sales, payments, receipts, pickup flows, and corrections without affecting TSE, day-end closing, revenue, backups, or customer balances.
Why it matters
Mistakes should happen in training, not in the real register.
Dry cleaning and laundry workflows have many moving parts: item count, service type, customer assignment, pickup status, partial payment, cash, card, and receipt printing. Training Mode makes those flows learnable without polluting accounting data.
Non-fiscal
Training does not create real TSE signatures, Z reports, tax records, or GoBD-relevant production events.
Reset-ready
Training data can be reviewed and discarded. The next session starts from a clean practice environment.
What Training Mode must never touch
Excluded from training
- real TSE transactions and fiscal receipts
- real revenue, cash book, accounting, and day-end closing
- production backups, LeoBridge sync, and external reports
- customer credit, loyalty points, and real open balances
Realistic enough to learn
- products, prices, and common workflows can be mirrored
- sales, payments, receipts, pickup, and corrections can be practiced
- cashiers use the same steps as in production
- trainers can identify uncertainty before live work starts
Turn practice into reliable routine
New team members learn on the real process, without real operational risk.
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The trainer enables Training Mode visibly in the system.
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Cash, card, unpaid orders, pickup, notes, discounts, and corrections are practiced with realistic examples.
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Training receipts are reviewed and reset when needed. The live register stays unchanged.
Training Mode does not replace legal cashier training; it provides a safe practice area so real transactions are later handled correctly.