A small update — but every piece of it sits where your hands already are. • Quick cash buttons now read the amount due: a NT$280 order offers 300 / 500 / 1000, so you tap whatever the customer hands over and the change is right there. • Opening the register for the first time now shows a Create your first product button where the empty product grid used to be, instead of leaving you to find the way yourself.

A big one — this release covers a lot of what retail actually runs into. • Returns and exchanges: pick the items and quantities to return off the original order, add replacement items in the same flow, and settle the net once — refund what is owed, or collect the difference. Points and stock move back on their own, and the original order is left exactly as it was. • Pre-orders: take a deposit, agree on a pickup date, collect the balance when the customer comes back. If they never do, cancel it and either refund or keep the deposit. • On-account sales: let a regular take the goods now and pay at the end of the month. Orders gains a Receivables view grouped by customer — settle a single document or a whole month at once. • Purchasing and payables: add suppliers, write a purchase order, and receiving it adds the stock and updates cost. Anything on monthly terms waits in unpaid bills until you settle it. • Your own product order: Products gains an Edit Order screen — drag a card where you want it, or send it straight to a numbered position. The register shows the same order.