If you need to carry out the spot checks using the handheld device, please follow the process mentioned below.
The spot check process from the Handheld device includes the following steps:
- Authenticate the FTx Cloud Handheld app.
- Select the required location.
- Log into the FTx Cloud Handheld app using your credentials.
- Start scanning the products.
[1] Authenticate the FTx Cloud Handheld app.
- Open the FTx Cloud Handheld app and enter the API username and password. (Support will be available to assist with this initial setup; this step does not need to be repeated regularly.)
- The app will be authenticated.
[2] Select the required location.
If the location settings are missing, the app will prompt you to set the location, as shown in Figure 4.2.2. Click "Settings."
- The DEVICE SETTINGS screen will appear. Click "Location." The Change Location pop-up will appear. Select the required location using the drop-down and click "Keep."
[3] Log into the FTx Cloud Handheld app using your credentials.
The app will show the selected location, as highlighted in Figure 4.2.4.
- Click "Employee Username" and log into the FTx Cloud POS app using your credentials.
- The FTx Cloud POS app's dashboard will appear, as shown in Figure 4.2.5. Click "Spot Checks."
Figure 4.2.5
- The Count Definition section will show only one option, "No Definition." Click it.
Figure 4.2.6
- The SPOT CHECKS screen will look like the one in the image below.
Figure 4.2.7
- 1: Search: Click the Search icon and search for the product using its UPC.
- 2: Item Entry: The Item Entry screen will open for the product you have searched. Enter the Actual QOH value in it.
- The product will be added to the spot checks count.
- Search for all required products and complete the spot checks for all of them.
- If you need to edit the quantity, click the respective three-dot icon on the right. The Edit icon will appear. Click it to open the item entry again and make the required changes.
Figure 4.2.9
- To end the scan, click the Settings icon, and then click "End Count."
Figure 4.2.10