Let's do some typical sales. If you scan a bottle of liquor or wine, the default price is the price for a single bottle. Default just means you didn't have to hit a key at the register to tell it to select that price. If that bottle is on sale, the register knows its on sale and selects the sale price automatically. When you sell items that normally come packaged in a pack, the default price is the pack price. For example, a 4 pack of coolers, a six pack of beer, a twelve pack of beer. If you take the pack and break it up, hit the BOTTLE key and then scan it. This reduces a single can or bottle from inventory and sells it for the bottle price. Hit the CASE key and then scan the item. This reduces a case from inventory and sells it for the case price. You have a fourth price level available. Hit the SPECIAL key and then scan the item. We call it special because you can choose to use this price level any way you'd like on an item by item basis. For example, you might sell a warm case of beer cheaper than a cold case. That gives you the ability to scan four different price levels for each item. You can actually assign up to nine different price levels for each item. In a few minutes, we'll give some examples of how you might like to use price levels five through nine.

You can sell multiple quantities of an item. If the customer is buying two bottles of Seagram's Gin, type 2, hit ENTER and scan the bottle. If the customer is buying two cases of Bud, type 2, hit CASE and scan the item.