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# Display Modes in Billing
**YouTube:** [How to Customize Display Modes in Billing?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn-QKnUPrD4)
## How to Customize Display Modes in Billing?
This tutorial guides you through how to configure and use various **display modes** during billing in Logic ERP to enhance usability and provide relevant summary views.
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### Access Global Settings in Logic Admin
* Open **Logic Admin**.
* Navigate to **Global Settings**.
* Under **POS Options**, go to the **POS Options 2** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Display Modes in Billing"**
* A list of **available display modes** will appear.
* By default, the mode is set to **“Normal”**.
* Select your desired display mode from the list.
* Click **Save**, then **restart the software** for changes to take effect.
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### **Available Display Modes & Their Functions**
Each mode alters how billing totals, discount summaries, and customer details are displayed. Let’s go through them one by one:
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### **POS Mode (Discount Summary)**
* After setting this mode and restarting:
* Open the **Sale Voucher** window.
* Start a transaction and apply a **10% discount**.
* Result:
* The **summary section** displays a **combined discount summary**.
* If multiple discounts are applied, they are **clubbed together** under “Total Discount”.
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### **POS Mode (Detailed Totals)**
* Select Display mode as this mode "**POS Mode (Detailed Totals)**" in settings and restart the software.
* Start a new transaction and define two different discounts as (TD & Scheme Rs)
* Result:
* The **totals section** now shows each discount **individually**.
* Allows the cashier to view a **detailed breakdown** of all applied discounts (e.g., scheme, trade, manual).
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### **POS Mode (Retail Cust + Totals)**
* Enable this display mode and restart.
* Open the billing screen and search the customer in given option.
* Result:
* A **Retail Customer Details window** appears on the screen.
* From this window, retail customers can be:
* **Searched**
* **Created**
* Their information (contact, loyalty, purchase history, etc.) is **displayed alongside bill totals**.
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### **Conclusion**
| Display Mode | Description |
| ----------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| **Normal** | Standard view with no enhanced summaries |
| **POS Mode (Discount Summary)** | Clubbed summary of all applied discounts |
| **POS Mode (Detailed Totals)** | Line-by-line breakdown of all discounts |
| **POS Mode (Retail Cust + Totals)** | Adds retail customer info pane to the billing screen |
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### **Benefits**
* Improves **user experience** by showing relevant details on-screen.
* Enhances **billing accuracy** and **discount transparency**.
* Helps front-end operators manage **retail customers** more effectively.
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