Order Draft
Use Order Draft when a POS order needs to be started before final payment or completion.
Useful scenarios
- customer is still deciding
- staff needs to pause and resume an order
- the business uses draft review before checkout
Typical workflow
- start the draft while building the order
- pause the order when it cannot be completed immediately
- reopen the draft when the customer or cashier is ready to continue
- complete the order once the final payment decision is made
What to watch for
- make sure the draft still reflects the correct items and quantity
- confirm pricing if the draft was created earlier in the day
- complete or close old drafts so the queue stays manageable
Image note
Type: UI Screenshot
Target: POS order draft page
Must show: Draft order list, status or timestamp, action to reopen a draft, and visible item or total preview information
Purpose: Show cashiers how unfinished orders are stored and resumed inside POS
Common draft scenarios
- a customer pauses checkout before payment
- staff need to build an order before the final decision is made
- the business uses a staged service workflow before completing the sale