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POS Quick Sale is BillBasket’s fast checkout screen, built for a busy counter. Instead of filling in a full invoice form, you tap products from a grid to build the cart and take payment in a couple of taps. It’s the same sale and the same stock and reports underneath — just a quicker way to ring one up.
POS Quick Sale is for speed at the counter. When you need the full detail of an invoice (a specific customer, per-line discounts, terms), use Creating an invoice instead — both produce a real invoice.

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Understanding the fields

  • Product grid — tap a product to add it to the running cart; tap again to increase quantity. This replaces searching and typing for the items you sell most.
  • Cart — the list of what’s being sold, with a live running total. For a serial-tracked product, POS still asks you to pick the serial before checkout — a sale can’t be completed while a serialised line is missing its serial number. See Tracking serial numbers.
  • Hold — parks the current cart (with an optional note) so you can start a fresh sale for the next customer, then come back and resume the held one. Useful when a customer steps away to fetch one more item and you don’t want to hold up the queue.
  • Checkout — opens the payment screen to take Cash, Card, UPI, or a split across methods, then saves the invoice. Payment works exactly like a normal bill — see Taking payment.
On Windows, POS has keyboard shortcuts for Hold and Checkout, so a fast operator can run the whole sale without leaving the keyboard. Set them under Printers & hardware settings.

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See it on your device

Screenshot coming soon — Android phone view.

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Try it: Sharma Kirana Store

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Open POS Quick Sale

During the evening rush, Suresh opens POS Quick Sale to keep the queue moving.
2

Tap products to build the cart

He taps Parle-G, Tata Salt, and Amul Milk from the grid — each tap adds the item and the total updates live.
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Hold a bill when a customer steps away

One customer runs back for a second item, so Suresh taps Hold with a quick note and serves the next person, then resumes the held bill when they return.
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Check out

He taps Checkout, takes cash, and the invoice is saved — stock and the day’s sales update just like any other bill.