Where MiniTill settings take effect

Overview

• Personal account settings belong to the signed-in user.
• Business-level settings affect shared Business data or Business-wide programs such as staff/access, customer/loyalty programs, API keys, Billing, many integrations, and Business catalogue/costing settings.
• Store-level settings affect one location, such as Store Hours, device/POS/KDS configuration, Customer Display, many payment/device settings, POS security, Store online ordering, inventory, and Store availability.
• Some areas intentionally combine Business data with Store overrides—for example Products are Business catalogue records while Store price/availability can differ.
• The selected Business/Store and active permission role determine which settings are visible/editable.

When to use this

• Check scope before any change where you are unsure whether it should affect one location or every Store.

Step-by-step

1. Check the current Business/Store selector.
2. Ask whether the data is shared Business policy or location-specific operation.
3. Open the matching Business or Store settings page.
4. Save the change.
5. Verify from another Store only when the setting is supposed to be Business-wide.

Common mistakes

• Do not create duplicate Business records merely to get different Store settings.
• Do not expect changing Store Hours at one Store to change another Store.
• Do not expect Store Managers/Cashiers to see Owner/Business-manager-only configuration.

Troubleshooting

• If a setting appears unchanged, confirm you edited the same Store currently selected.
• If a page is missing, check active role/delegation, Business/Store scope, and plan feature entitlement.