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How to Make Register the First Page
Open Settings → Appearance. Find Priority Page. Select Register. Save your changes. Use this setup for sales-focused workstations where employees should be ready to search products and start checkout immediately.
How to Make Repair Home the First Page
Open Settings → Appearance. Find Priority Page. Select Repair Home. Save your changes. Use this setup for repair-intake or technician workstations. Employees will begin in the repair workspace, while Register and other authorized modules remain available throu...
What Is the Desktop Page Tab System?
Normally, opening another area replaces the page currently displayed, so returning may require navigating back or reopening it. Page Tabs turns supported desktop work areas into tabs across the top of the workspace. Benefits Keep several full pages available a...
How to Turn Page Tabs On or Off
Use a desktop-sized workstation. Open Settings → Appearance. Find Use Page Tabs. Turn it on to keep supported pages open as tabs, or off to use standard single-page navigation. Save the Appearance settings. The tab setting applies to the current device/browser...
How to Open and Switch Between Page Tabs
Enable Use Page Tabs. Open a supported module or page from the navigation menu. Open another work area. It appears as another tab in the top workspace. Select a tab to return to that page without navigating back through menus. Use the tab arrows when more tabs...
How to Close Page Tabs Safely
Finish or save any work on the page. Select the close icon on the tab you no longer need. Continue in the tab that becomes active. The main Register tab remains pinned and cannot be closed. Other tabs can be closed when they are no longer needed. Closing a tab...
Why Is My Priority Page Different on Another Computer?
Priority Page and Page Tabs are saved in the current device/browser. A selection made on the repair counter does not automatically change the preference on another workstation or browser profile. Open RepairNest POS on the affected device. Go to Settings → App...
Why Is Repair Home Missing from Priority Page?
Priority Page only lists workspaces available to the current business configuration. Repair Home appears when the repair module is enabled. Ordering Register appears when the ordering module is enabled. Register remains the standard fallback. If an expected op...
Appearance and Page Tabs Troubleshooting
The toolbar still shows the old shortcut Return to Settings → Appearance, confirm Home or Register, save, and refresh if necessary. The software opens the wrong page Set Priority Page on that exact device and browser, then save. If a previously selected module...
Expenses
Record business expenses, organize payees and categories, keep receipts and attachments, review expense history, and improve Profit & Loss accuracy.
Expense Fundamentals
Understand expenses, payees, categories, and how expense records support accurate profitability reporting.
Payees & Categories
Create and maintain the people or businesses you pay and the reasons you spend money.
Create an Expense
Enter the date, payee, payment method, amount, register funding, receipt preference, attachments, and additional details.
Expense History & Records
Search, filter, view receipts and attachments, edit records, and understand deletion choices.
Expenses in Reports
Use Expense and Profit & Loss reports to understand operating costs and net profitability.
Expenses: Complete Guide
The Expense module records money your business spends outside normal inventory purchasing. Complete expense records make cash activity easier to explain and provide the operating-cost information needed for meaningful financial reports. In this book Create pay...
What Is an Expense in RepairNest POS?
An expense is a business cost recorded so the system can track where money went. Examples include rent, utilities, salaries, advertising, office supplies, maintenance, and professional services. Each expense connects an amount and date with: A payee—the person...
Payee vs. Expense Category: What Is the Difference?
A payee answers “Who did we pay?” An expense category answers “Why did we spend the money?” Example: employee salary Payee: the employee’s name Category: Salary or Payroll More examples Payee: Building Owner; Category: Rent Payee: Electric Company; Category: U...