This 3-month online course is structured into five (5) key modules, ensuring comprehensive learning and hands-on practice for students. 📚 Course Modules: 1️⃣ Module 1: Introduction to POS & QuickBooks Setup (3 weeks) 2️⃣ Module 2: User Restrictions & Security (2 weeks) 3️⃣ Module 3: Local Network & Server Setup (2 weeks) 4️⃣ Module 4: PHP POS Deployment (2 weeks) 5️⃣ Module 5: Reporting & Device Configuration (3 weeks)
In this module, we will explore QuickBooks Point of Sale (POS) setup and user management to ensure secure and efficient retail operations. This lesson is designed for business owners, cashiers, and administrators who want to optimize their POS system for better security and workflow. What You’ll Learn: 🔹 QuickBooks POS Interface Walkthrough – Get familiar with the QuickBooks POS dashboard, tools, and navigation. 🔹 Setting Up Users, Roles & Security Restrictions – Learn how to create user accounts, assign roles, and enforce security restrictions to control access. 🔹 Managing Cashier Privileges – Understand how to grant or limit permissions for cashiers, ensuring accuracy and accountability in sales transactions. This module is essential for businesses looking to streamline their POS system while maintaining security and efficiency.
In this module, we will explore how to set up and configure QuickBooks Point of Sale (POS) systems to work across multiple computers using local networking solutions. The module covers practical implementation of server-client configuration, local area networking (LAN), and the use of server software tools like XAMPP, WAMP, or MAMP to manage PHP-based POS systems.
This module focuses on the practical implementation of deploying a PHP-based Point of Sale (POS) system, both locally and online. Designed for participants who have completed the foundational modules, this stage introduces real-world deployment practices, payment gateway integration, and system hosting knowledge required to launch a functional POS platform. Topics Covered: Installing & Setting Up PHP POSParticipants will learn how to install and configure a PHP-based POS system from scratch using tools like XAMPP for local development and deployment. Deploying POS on a Live Web Server This section covers how to migrate the POS system from local development to a live web environment, teaching domain setup, hosting configurations, database connection, and web security essentials. Integrating Payment Gateways Participants will integrate popular payment solutions such as Flutterwave and Paystack, ensuring that the POS system can process real-time transactions securely and efficiently.
In this lesson, we dive into how to access your QuickBooks Point of Sale (POS) server from another laptop, serving as the client system. This practical session is part of Model 3 in our ongoing POS configuration series.
By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to create a seamless connection between multiple computers using local area networking (LAN) for your POS system. This setup helps you centralize your sales, inventory, and customer data, improving workflow efficiency across your business.