Introduction

In the license system, restaurants are called trading objects, or simply objects. All licenses are generated in relation to objects and can only be used for them.
To obtain a license, you must have a corporation and an object linked to it.

Object Description

A corporation is required to create an object. If you don't already have it, see the related article.

Each object is assigned a unique number consisting of 9 digits, called the object code.
The object code consists of:

  • The corporation code — the first 5 digits of the object code. For example, the corporation code for r_keeper company is 19999
  • The object number — the last 4 digits of the object code. For example, 1234 and the resulting object code is 199991234.

To view a list of all objects, go to References > Objects:

A list of all available objects will open:

The list can be downloaded to Excel by clicking on the

 button.

By moving the mouse over any column, you can see the full name of the column:

Objects have the following properties:

  • Status — the object is working or not
  • Object code — 9-digit full object code
  • Object name
  • Corporation to which the object belongs
  • Dealer — the dealer serving the object. Is a sub-dealer if the Sub-dealer For field is filled in
  • Sub-dealer For — if the user has the View Sub-dealer entities right, the reference will show the list of objects not only of the dealer, but of all their sub-dealer as well. In this case, the Dealer field of the order is filled with the dealer serving the object and the Sub-dealer For contains the dealer of this dealer. By default, only users with the dealer_manager role have the necessary right. If you need your dealer-users or some users with other rights to view data on sub-dealers, assign this right to them
  • Email
  • INN (TIN)/Vat Code
  • KPP — only for objects operating in Russia
  • Type legal entity
  • Created Date of the object.

Objects can be searched and sorted by any of these fields. To do this, click on the 

icon. An input field will appear in each column.
For objects, there is an additional search by a legal entity and INN (TIN).

Specify the search data and press Enter. For example, let's find an object by name:

Or find an object by IIN (TIN):

To view and edit an object, click on its code.