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POS Payment Show Order

pos_payment_show_order folder_open OCA/pos open_in_new
Point of Sale License: AGPL-3

This module improves POS Payment Screen by displaying order on the right. This saves a lot of clicks and, in particular, having to go back to the order screen during customer checkout

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AI-generated from the code · Odoo 16.0

Shows the current order details directly on the Point of Sale payment screen, so cashiers can review what the customer is buying without leaving the checkout screen.

This module changes the Point of Sale payment screen so that the order being paid is visible on the right side of the screen.

  • On the payment screen, a new block titled "Order Details" is added after the payment buttons. It displays the details of the order currently being processed (currentOrder).
  • Because the order is shown next to the payment area, cashiers no longer need to go back to the order screen to check the products, quantities or amounts before taking payment.
  • The module only extends the existing Point of Sale payment screen template; it does not add new menus, models, buttons, reports or automated business rules.
  • It applies to the Point of Sale app (point_of_sale) and loads its own styling and screen template into the Point of Sale assets.

No database models, server-side checks, emails or scheduled actions are added by this module. Its only effect is a display improvement on the payment screen.

Depends on

point_of_sale

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Reviewed: 2026-11-03
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Confirmation status: 1 confirmed, 8 with no information of 9 versions.

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