Integration Guide

Table Of Contents
Architecture Overview
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2.3.7 User Messaging
Also, through the User Messaging application, the store has the option to send messages to
shopper’s hand held terminals. The messages can be any text, and can be made to be repeated, to
be displayed at fixed times during the day, and/or to be directed to any set of shoppers currently
in the store. In addition, messages can be "pre-loaded" such that they are displayed to the user
the next time they enter the store and use the PSS system.
2.3.8 Transaction Ticket Printing
The Transaction Ticket Printing application prints a transaction ticket for the shopper at the
conclusion of their self-scan shopping trip. The ticket is used to direct the shopper to the self-
scan or quick pay lanes. The ticket also provides a mechanism, when scanned, for notifying the
POS System that this is a PSS transaction. Using a transaction ticket is optional.
2.3.9 POS Interface
The POS Interface application provides the mechanism by which the PSS System can be fully
integrated into a store’s environment. It handles price file updates and Scan-In/ Scan-Out file
mechanisms.
2.3.10 System Administration
Further, a system administration application is provided which allows store personnel to adjust
and monitor the PSS system and data.
2.4 PSS Overview Diagram
The following diagram depicts the PSS Software in the context of a WaveWorks system. The
system hardware interfaces occur via the Spectrum 24 network. The hand-held terminal user
interfaces are managed as shown in the Application User Interfaces. The Web screens used at the
Service Desk Terminal interface via the Web Server. The Message Server routes messages
through the Business Server to COM objects that perform the PSS business logic and provide
any necessary database manipulations.