The intent of this document is to give a prerequisite for server configurations on the client side for enabling public API access over the internet.
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Steps to enable public access to
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On-Premise Server using
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domain name
1. Assign a static, public IP address to your server
Your server will need require a static, public IP address that can be used to access it from the internet. This can be done through your router, or through your internet service provider (ISP).
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3. Configure your firewall
Configure your firewall: If your server has a firewall, you will need to configure it to allow incoming traffic on the ports that you want to make publicly accessible. You need to whitelist all incoming request from domain and all subdomains of gozwing.com.
4. Configure your server software
Finally, you You will need to configure your server software (e.g. , web server, database server, etc.) to listen to the publicly accessible IP address and port(s) that you have configured.
5. Register a domain name
In order to To use a domain name to access your server, you will need to register a domain name with a domain name registrar.
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You will need to configure DNS records for your domain to point to your server's public IP address. This can be done through your domain name registrar's control panel, or through a DNS hosting provider.
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It's important to note that exposing Exposing your server to the public internet can introduce security risks, so it 's is important to secure your server and keep it up-to-date with the latest security patches. You should also consider using a virtual private network (VPN) or other secure remote access methods to access your server remotely, rather than exposing it directly to the internet. |
Item-level Manual Discount
On WebPOS, Item-level manual discount will continue to be applied within the Product pop-up, which can be accessed by tapping on the name of the product in Cart.
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On mPOS, use the Item Manual Discount option which can be accessed by tapping the View options under the product on the Shopping Cart page.
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Bill-level Promotions & Manual Discount
On WebPOS, two new buttons have been added to Checkout; Bill-level promotions are now applied by the Apply Bill Promos button, and bill-level manual discount using the Bill Discount button.
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On mPOS, two new buttons will be visible on the Collect Payment page, just below customer information; Bill-level promotions are now applied by the Apply Promotion button, and bill-level manual discount using the Bill Discount button.
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If promo resolution is set to Auto in policies, bill-level promos will NOT be applied automatically. Automatic resolution of bill-level promos will be made available in a future update, and we recommend manually applying promotions at Checkout for the time being. |
On webPOS, bill-level manual discount cannot be applied from Cart. It will remain visible with a reminder of the change and will be removed in the near future.
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Item-level Promotion Creation
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So far, you could only select RSP while defining discount type conditions for item-level promotions on Zwing Console. After this update, you will be able to select between MRP, RSP, and SSP (Special Price) while defining discount type for item-level promotions.
Retry Unprocessed Products
After adding a large number of new products using Import, sometimes products would not appear on the Products. Now you will be able to see which products are either still processing or failed to process, simply tap the Unprocessed button to view.
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Tap Retry All to retry all unprocessed products at once, or you can select which products to retry on priority.
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How to find your Ginesys applications port for port forwarding
Navigate to: IIS Manager → Manage Applications → List of Applications Ports
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