Below are the first eleven fields shown on the screen. Continue to the next topic(s) to see information on additional parts of the screen.
Field # |
Field Name |
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1 |
STORE NUMBER |
A unique number which allows more than one store to use the same computer system. This number will identify each store when summary reports are printed at the home office of a multi- store pawnshop chain.
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2 |
STORE NAME |
The name of the store, to be printed on reports, displays, and sales slips. |
3 |
ADDRESS |
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4 |
CITY |
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5 |
STATE |
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6 |
ZIP CODE |
Five digits. |
7 |
PHONE |
Phone number of the store, this will print on the pawn ticket. So enter the phone number exactly as it is to be printed, typically in a ###-###-#### format.
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8 |
AFFIDAVIT STATEMENT |
Enter the amount that the state allows for an affidavit charge. The "SLIPS" field is to designate whether affidavit slips are to be printed on the printer when a pledgor has lost his loan ticket. Reply either a "Y" for yes, or a "N" for no. If the reply is "Y" then the following fields for COUNTY and STATE must be entered. |
9 |
COST PERCENTAGE |
This percentage field defines what percent of a bulk sale is the cost of the item. This percentage is used to decrease the value of bulk inventory when a bulk sale is made. If for example the percentage were set to 0.70 then if a sale of a bulk item, such as a wrench, were made for $3.00, the bulk inventory value would be decreased by $2.10. |
10 |
LAYAWAY DAYS |
the default number of days for layaways. The system will automatically compute the date that the layaway is due. At the time the layaway is made, or a payment is made the date can be changed. |
11 |
LOAN DROP DAYS |
this parameter tells the automatic drop routine the minimum number of days that a loan is still valid. In most states there is only one value the number of days to hold the loan before dropping (pulling) it. In Texas there are two parameters, the number of drop days, which is the days after the last day of grace; and the number of grace days which is the number of days from the maturity date until the drop day. |