Create Account

Create Account

  1. Login to FranPos App and tap the ‘Self-Checkout’ Button
  2. A New screen will appear, this will be the chonk in the screen that the customer will use upon arrival to the register
  3. Next step is you select ‘Account’ a pop notification will appear where option you select is  ‘Open account’.

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4. Tap on ‘Open Account’ which Create Account for New user and Tap ‘Done’

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5. An Notification Box will appear which confirms its ‘Account Been Created' and you Continue with Checkout Process.

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