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Settings — configure Fexl Lite

Most defaults in Fexl Lite are sensible enough that a fresh install can ring its first sale without any configuration at all. But every retailer has the handful of settings that turn a generic POS into your shop’s POS — the most-edited tabs are General, Sales, Printer, and Security, and most stores never touch the rest after the initial onboarding.

Updated 4 May 2026·For v1.6.100·4 min read
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The ten tabs

Settings is one long page split into tabs across the top. Each tab is its own deep dive — what follows is a one-liner per tab so you can find the right one fast.

  • General — store name, tenant ID, currency and currency formatting, business day start hour. The first stop after install.
  • Sales — payment methods, partial and split payments, VAT, bonus items, delegates and commission, stamp cards, deferred revenue, return policy.
  • Inventory — global low-stock threshold, cash drawer behaviour, defect inventory rules.
  • Invoice Templates — the visual editor for A4 PDF invoice templates and thermal receipt layouts: logo, header, footer, columns, language.
  • Printer (ESC/POS) — connect a USB or network thermal printer for receipts, configure paper width, character set, and cut behaviour. Desktop-only.
  • Payment Terminal (Nebula) — pair the Nebula card terminal so card payments at the till settle directly through the integration. Desktop-only.
  • Notifications (WhatsApp / Telegram) — outbound notification channels for invoice send, low-stock alerts, debt reminders.
  • Security (Users / Roles / PIN) — user accounts, role-based permissions, PINs, auto-lock timeout, master-PIN reset.
  • System (Backup / Sync / Updates) — license, server panel (desktop), backup and restore, cloud sync, paired devices, app updates, disconnect device.
  • Accounting — chart of accounts and the retroactive migration tool that posts journal entries for any historical data created before accounting was enabled.

Permissions

If a switch or input is greyed out for the user you’re signed in as, that’s the permission system doing its job — switch to a manager-or-above account, or have the owner grant the specific permission, then come back. There is no global “edit everything” toggle by design.

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