Hi
This is very nice. 
I just had the requirement to connect the POS Order to a customer. 
>From the screenshot I see that, that may be possible. Can you please confirm?
By the way, I see the customer field in the screenshot. Does that mean it will 
be possible to connect a customer from sales to the POS? 
Of course if no customer is selected ,a default customer will be mandatory

Thanks for the effort on this project and the time taken to reply.

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Title:
  6.1 POS order number has no sequence

Status in OpenERP Addons (modules):
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Hi,
  The pos sales order should have its own sequence instead of having default 
timestamp as a number
  It could cause issues with tax authorities where the sequences need to be 
gapless depending on the function.
  In general there could be two options. Have a default customer for a register 
and import the pos orders to sales order which that could also be used with the 
crm messaging to send notification when there is a transaction.
  Or have a separate sequence for POS with the starting number set in the 
backend. It could be separate between registers so that there will be no need 
for synchronisation, or have synchronisation whenever a new order is created. 
  Suggestion
  Temp table where the registers enter their order numbers . If one is 
cancelled the entry is removed and the number becomes available again. 
  I know this is a wishlist but couldnt find where to register this.

  Regards
  Savvas Christofides
  Thank you

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