Which receipts and payment methods does the Jimani POS support?
- Answer
The POS settles with Cash, Card, Card payment (external), Tap to Pay, Pay other, On account and (for refunds) Gift voucher. After payment a till receipt (customer receipt) can be printed and the kitchen ticket goes to the kitchen; there are also the card receipt, the credit receipt, ticket receipts, the slip for Cash and the X and Z reports of the day closing.
- Where to find it
POS > the payment buttons (
/WebshopOrder/NewOrder); which payment methods are on a POS: Settings > Till and products > Tills and equipment, open the POS, Payment methods on this till- Explanation
The payment method determines where the revenue appears in the reports. Card and Card payment (external) both count as card payments; Pay other does not. Without internet you can settle with Cash, Pay other and Card payment (external).
- Buttons and settings
Name What it does When to use it Note Cash Settle with cash; the drawer opens. For cash payments. Only on a POS with a cash drawer. Card The amount goes to the POS's Mollie card terminal; the receipt is only paid once Mollie reports it. Card payments with a Jimani card terminal. Without internet the button books as Pay other. Card payment (external) Paid on your own, separate card terminal outside Jimani; paid immediately. A POS without a Mollie card terminal. The Card button does this automatically if no card terminal or Tap is connected to the POS. Tap to Pay The customer taps their card or phone on the handheld or tablet (Mollie Tap). Card payments at the table. With the Tap to Pay integration; not on the fixed POS screen. Pay other Paid outside Jimani; the receipt is immediately marked as paid. When it is neither card nor cash. Does not count as a card payment in the reports. On account The order goes on the account of a customer from the customer file. Regular customers who pay later. With the Customer CRM integration; choose the customer first. Gift voucher Refund to the customer as a gift voucher. Only for refunds. With the Gift voucher integration. Till receipt (customer receipt) The receipt for the customer after payment. After every payment, unless No receipt. Not when paying with tokens, not after a partial payment (the rest is still to come) and not for On account. Kitchen ticket The order for the kitchen, to the connected kitchen printer(s). For every order with kitchen products. Always goes out, even if you choose No receipt; with Courses per course. Card receipt The receipt after a card payment. After Card. Only goes out once Mollie reports the payment as paid. Credit receipt The receipt for a return or credit. After giving back. Also after Refund to card. Ticket receipt A separate receipt with a QR code per ticket and per lane, next to the bill. For tickets or activities with QR tickets. You can reprint it from the order (Reprint tickets). Slip for cash deposit or withdrawal A slip for a deposit or withdrawal at Cash. As proof with the drawer. Choose Print slip Yes; default No. X report (interim status) The status of the day without closing it. Halfway through the day. - Z report (day closing) The closing of the day. At the end of the day. See the article about the day closing. Purchase order The order to a supplier (Purchasing), with or without Prices on the purchase order. When purchasing. Not a receipt from the POS. Invoice The invoices from Jimani to your business, under Settings > Money and figures > Invoicing and costs. For your bookkeeping. Not a receipt from the POS. - Related
What is on the receipt?, How does the day closing and counting the cash work?, How do I settle with my own separate card terminal?
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Last checked: 2026-10-16
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