How it works Short animated explainers that show what happens behind the screen, step by step. Each step is also listed under the video, so you can jump straight to it.
How a price reaches your CAS scale 0:22 Follow one price change from the back office through the cloud, the store network and the register to the scale, then back as a confirmation.
0:00 A manager changes Ground Beef to $6.49 in the back office.0:02 The backend saves it, then wakes the register over the connection the register keeps open.0:05 The register asks for its job and gets only what changed. It called out, so the store opens no ports.0:09 The register reads the item first, so every other field on the scale is kept.0:11 It writes the new price, then reads it back to confirm it landed.0:14 The register reports back, and the Scales page in the portal shows the result.0:17 The next label prints at $6.49, and the register charges that same price when it scans it.More on the CAS scale integration .
Setting up a CAS scale with Storeveu 0:21 The seven steps from switching on Grocery and Scale to checking the first printed label, and who does each one.
0:00 Turn on Grocery and Scale: one switch on the Apps page in the back office.0:03 Put the scale on the network: fixed IP, port 20304, cable to the switch, Direct Nutrifacts off.0:05 Install the Storeveu register on the same network as the scale and leave the app open.0:08 Add the scale in Grocery, Scales: IP, register and tare decimals, then Test.0:11 Choose what the scale holds: Compare links existing PLUs, or a profile creates them.0:13 Optionally arrange the touchscreen. Pictures load through CL-Works Pro.0:16 Check it at the scale: right tare, label prints, label scans at the register.0:18 Live. From here, prices and items reach the scale on their own.More on the CAS scale integration .
Keeping a CAS scale in sync 0:12 What updates on its own, what a person does, and what happens when a cable drops: the job waits, retries and catches up.
0:00 Prices, items, touchscreen order and updates happen on their own, and a few jobs need a person.0:02 If the scale stops answering, the job waits, then retries after 1 minute.0:03 It retries after 5 minutes, then after 15.0:07 When the link is back, the next retry gets through.0:08 The scale catches up, and nothing was lost.More on the CAS scale integration .
When the internet drops, the register keeps selling 0:29 What keeps working during an outage, what to do about cards, and how every sale uploads on its own when the connection returns.
0:00 While it is online, the register keeps its own copy of your products, prices, taxes and deals.0:03 The internet drops. The register notices on its own and switches to Offline.0:06 Cashiers who have signed in here before use their PIN and keep scanning. Prices, deals and tax still work.0:10 A cash sale finishes as normal, receipt and all. It is saved on the register, waiting to upload.0:14 Card terminals need the internet to reach the processor, so while it is down, take cash.0:18 The connection returns. Within about a minute the register starts uploading on its own.0:21 Sales go up in small batches, each with its own ID, so sending one twice cannot count it twice.0:25 Anything the back office refuses waits for review. The shift closes once everything has uploaded.How your next order builds itself 0:34 From 90 days of sales to a draft purchase order: the forecast, the holiday and weather adjustments, the safety buffer, and the review before anything is sent.
0:00 Storeveu starts with what this store actually sold, day by day, over the last 90 days.0:03 It forecasts each coming day from your weekly pattern, then adjusts for holidays and the weather ahead.0:07 It adds up demand for the vendor's lead time plus the days of cover you want on hand.0:10 It takes off what is on the shelf and on order, then adds a safety buffer for items that sell unevenly.0:14 The quantity rounds up to full cases, and short dated items stop at what can sell in time.0:17 New items stay locked as Still learning until there is enough history, so no suggested order rests on a guess.0:20 Suggestions group by vendor, with the next delivery date and a warning if an order is under the minimum.0:24 With Auto-Order on, Storeveu drafts the order at 6 AM as the vendor's cutoff nears, and tells your team.0:27 You review it, change any line and send it. Nothing reaches a vendor until a person sends it.0:31 When the delivery comes in, receive it against the order and the stock count updates.