Enable or Disable View Options for Current or Archived Transactions in Lighthouse Transaction Manager

Description: At the top of the Current Transactions screen, or when viewing Archived Transactions, you can adjust the type of data that is visible on the current screen and generate transaction reports.

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Note: Some users may have this detail hidden on the page. Simply click the option for Show Filters at the top right of this page. You should now see your viewing options. 

Note: View settings are user-specific, so changing your setting won't affect other user accounts unless the user account is shared between multiple people.

 General Audit Settings

This is the standard configuration for general auditing. You can change your view settings at the top of the page. There is a series of checkboxes and dropdowns with various view settings to choose from. 

1. First, ensure only Sales and Refunds are selected.
2. Next, ensure Problems and Non-Problems are selected. 
3. Next, ensure all your accepted card types are selected.
4. Last, ensure all the capture methods you support are selected. (Ex: Swipe Manual... if you're unsure just enable all that are listed.)
5. Select Apply Filters after configuring the above.

Placing Problem Transactions Aside [Workaround]

Viewing Options can also be used to manipulate batching situations, such as working around problem transactions. Some problem transactions require permissions you may not have to resolve, but these transactions can be placed aside if needed to allow the valid transactions to still close out.

This can be accomplished by disabling the option of "Problems." This will hide any identified problem transaction in Lighthouse Transaction Manager (LTM) from view and allow the user to process the batch if needed.

Reenabling the "Problems" option will allow the transaction to reappear so it can be addressed later by a user with sufficient privileges.

Custom Reporting

Aside from the above, there are a number of ways you can customize this reporting data. Change things around, and find out what you like and what works for your reporting needs.

1. You can restrict details based on specific dates by selecting Select Business Date and then selecting one of the sub-filter options.
   • All Transaction through the selected date (all transactions previous to and including the selected Date).
   • Only Transactions for the selected date.
   • All transactions, regardless of date (even future dates are included.)
   • Only Selected Transactions (you can select specific transactions and report specifically on them.)
2. You can choose to review by Clerk ID (if assigned) or Terminal ID (if enabled) to identify transactions performed by a particular user login or workstation.
3. You can also choose the order and method each column of data is displayed via the transaction header or a categorical order selection dropdown.
4. Any changes made to view settings also affect any Transaction Reports that are generated for the current page. So if unselecting all card types but VISA, and you run a report, you will now have a report of only VISA transactions.