This webinar offers an in-depth guide to understanding and implementing touchscreen fundamentals for customizing layouts within the Counterpoint system. The session emphasizes the significant versatility of Counterpoint’s touchscreen capabilities. The presenters outline several compelling reasons for customizing touchscreens, including enhancing efficiency by streamlining the checkout process, improving accessibility by placing frequently used functions within easy reach, establishing a consistent transaction workflow, restricting certain functions for specific users, and organizing layouts for seasonal or specialized needs. These benefits collectively highlight how a well-designed touchscreen can significantly optimize daily retail operations.
The core of the webinar focuses on a practical demonstration of understanding and implementing touchscreen fundamentals through the Counterpoint button editor. Key steps include saving and loading touchscreen layouts. Users learn how to create new touchscreen codes, copy existing layouts, and modify them to suit specific requirements. Detailed explanations are provided for various settings. The general tab settings, including button size and text placement, are also thoroughly reviewed. A significant portion of the demonstration is dedicated to modifying individual buttons, allowing users to customize every aspect.
Furthermore, the webinar guides users through creating and navigating button pages. The page action feature, crucial for controlling navigation between pages, is also explained. Throughout the session, words of caution are reiterated: carefully consider the necessity of edits, test all changes in a practice company first, always create a copy of the touchscreen before making modifications, save changes periodically, and avoid deleting pre-existing pages or workflows. This advice is critical for successful understanding and implementing touchscreen fundamentals without disrupting live operations.
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