bronzemantis
Technical User
Need help with clarification of Aloha TableService credit card receipt required field details. Please see and refer to the example of receipt/voucher standardization in the following Aloha link below -- Aloha EDC Enhancement Release v6.5 - “Standardizing Credit and Debit Vouchers” pgs. 12 – 13 for examples of the “required fields”
EDC link:
Does anyone know what the following Aloha TableService (i.e. TS) credit card receipt/voucher fields represent?
1.Referring to the Field in the example of the standardized voucher i.e. the Aloha TS voucher # “2/20001” where the # “2” is the same # “2” which prefixes/begins the 7 digit transaction reference number i.e. the # “2007517”:
What does the #(2) prefix preceding the forward slash and the five digit TS check number field reference? According to the TS standardization example, if the check number begins with a # as in the example the “2”, then the “#” prefix before the forward slash ( / ) then begins with the same # “2”.
Also, the seven digit field on the receipt – i.e. the credit card receipt transaction reference number -- appears to the right of where it states the type of charge i.e. “VISA” or “M/C” etc.. In the linked example “Fig. 3 Credit Voucher” on pg. 12 the trans. ref. number is “2007517” which begins with the same #2 prefix as the #2 before the forward slash. So, according to this example of a standardized receipt – the SAME #2 is referenced in multiple fields) the check number; 2) the # prefix before the forward slash; and, 3) the transaction number reference fields on the TS credit card voucher.
This exact same pattern (i.e. the repeating prefix 2 in this example the 2 – 2 – 2 pattern i.e. the 2/20001 and 2097517) would be expected to be a 6 - 6 - 6 pattern if the prefix was instead of a 2 was a 6. The fields would be expected to then be by standardization for example 6/60014 with a transaction reference # beginning with the same #6 for ex. 6291482 as seen on other voucher examples.
Need to know what the #2 in the Aloha EDC example references with respect to the transaction as the #2 is referenced in multiple fields.
2.Also, what does the timestamp field (i.e. in this example the time of “10:51AM”) reference? Does the timestamp reference the time that the transaction was completed? the time that the transaction was authorized? the time of authentication? or, the time that the receipt was printed?
3.If anyone knows what the # prefix and the timestamp fields reference could you also provide a source of reference(s)? This would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
EDC link:
http://www.pointofsalesoftwaremn.com/wp-content/themes/rt_infuse_wp/PDFs/EDCEnhancementRelease65.pdf
Does anyone know what the following Aloha TableService (i.e. TS) credit card receipt/voucher fields represent?
1.Referring to the Field in the example of the standardized voucher i.e. the Aloha TS voucher # “2/20001” where the # “2” is the same # “2” which prefixes/begins the 7 digit transaction reference number i.e. the # “2007517”:
What does the #(2) prefix preceding the forward slash and the five digit TS check number field reference? According to the TS standardization example, if the check number begins with a # as in the example the “2”, then the “#” prefix before the forward slash ( / ) then begins with the same # “2”.
Also, the seven digit field on the receipt – i.e. the credit card receipt transaction reference number -- appears to the right of where it states the type of charge i.e. “VISA” or “M/C” etc.. In the linked example “Fig. 3 Credit Voucher” on pg. 12 the trans. ref. number is “2007517” which begins with the same #2 prefix as the #2 before the forward slash. So, according to this example of a standardized receipt – the SAME #2 is referenced in multiple fields) the check number; 2) the # prefix before the forward slash; and, 3) the transaction number reference fields on the TS credit card voucher.
This exact same pattern (i.e. the repeating prefix 2 in this example the 2 – 2 – 2 pattern i.e. the 2/20001 and 2097517) would be expected to be a 6 - 6 - 6 pattern if the prefix was instead of a 2 was a 6. The fields would be expected to then be by standardization for example 6/60014 with a transaction reference # beginning with the same #6 for ex. 6291482 as seen on other voucher examples.
Need to know what the #2 in the Aloha EDC example references with respect to the transaction as the #2 is referenced in multiple fields.
2.Also, what does the timestamp field (i.e. in this example the time of “10:51AM”) reference? Does the timestamp reference the time that the transaction was completed? the time that the transaction was authorized? the time of authentication? or, the time that the receipt was printed?
3.If anyone knows what the # prefix and the timestamp fields reference could you also provide a source of reference(s)? This would be greatly, greatly appreciated.