For one of my Franchise groups we use the bar tab order type as the drive thru order type.  I have had requests on integration with a drive thru order display like you would see at McDonalds or Burger King.

In Reports -> Employee -> Attendance Make it so that when Active/Inactive is selected the Employee dropdown field filters based on that selection. I understand the need to keep inactive employee data but 95% of the time that report is being used for active employees and the inactive employees tend to take up more of the list.

We would like an option for wages by weekly

This can be found in the back office by going to 

User Management > Users > Selecting the pink pencil on any employee > Click On Payroll Details > Pink Pencil > Cllick on "Wages By"

We would like Weekly Option here

Comparative report of employees (scheduled hours vs worked hours).

Display in one report:
-The number of scheduled working hours of employees from the Linga scheduler system.
VS
-Number of worked hours from the option: Report -employees. Displaying in one report.

I have attached a photo of a customer receipt for reference.  As you can see under the order summary the Item Name reflects 30% discount but when you look over to the right under Amount it shows 79.16 the same way it shows the 2 items that the customer is being charged for.  Now of course when you look at the total you can clearly see a discount was taken.  Imagine for a second that this was a receipt for a table of 4 and you receive the bill.  When giving it a quick glance to make sure the bill is correct you give the amount section a quick look and see a charge for an amount you dont recognize.  You call over the server who now has to take the time to go over the bill with you and explain that those are not charges they are discounts and then prove to the guest by looking at the subtotal and what he/she was actually charged.  And there goes productivity.  Adding a (-) before the discount total or placing the discount total in parenthesis would be ideal to fix this issue.

We recently implemented a retail wine store and this was the first time we heavily used the Linga Stock App and I have some feedback and/or feature requests based on that experience.

1. I already posted this as a bug, but we found scanning barcodes on an iPhone or iPad does not work very well or at all, however, on multiple Android phones, the app scanned barcodes pretty well.
2. It would be nice for the app to store or hold the scanned items and counts even if the user accidently escapes out of the app. At one point, we had scanned in several items and accidently escaped out of the app by pressing the back arrow and we lost all the items and counts that we had scanned.
3. When scanning a large number of items, it would be nice to have a feature to hide/show items already scanned  so you didn't have to scroll to find an item that was just scanned.
4. As it relates to #3. It would be nice if when you scanned an item, if the item was on the list, the app would automatically go to that item so you didn't have to find it in the list.

Those are just some things we noticed so far. I hope the app continues to get developed and improved because it could be a great tool for retail merchants.

When filtering the Inventory Item list by a particular category. The Total Value On Hand amount still shows the total value on hand for all items and not just the category that was filtered by.

Looking for an easy way to print an Inventory Item report with Value On Hand by Sub Category. When I go to the Inventory Item screen and filter by the Sub Category the screen lists the data that I want, but when I export to PDF or Excel, the file contains all items rather than just the items I filtered for.

For LINGA OLO,

All items can be ordered ASAP, except catering category- which requires a 24-hour notice minimum. 

We are being asked for a report that would show sales by meal type or daypart. For example, we would want to define the times of day for  Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner somewhere in the settings and then be able to run a report to see the sales for each of those dayparts for a given date range.