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1. User Manual ES Figure 25 The inventory table with UPC Product and units columns Products Table The products table Figure 25 contains the ID of each item the product name the number of units per box box_units the cost per unit per_unit and the category of the items MySQL Workbench SQL Editor Manager aisi SQL Editor Manager aisi x File Edit View Query Database Plugins Scripting Help sac GB Ce E Object Browser EE 1 inventory password_table products x SCHEMAS O Search objects Ei EE i 22m dig Y El aisi al Upe v En Tables 1 Fries 600 0 75 Fries gt El inventory Hamburger Buns White 25 0 50 Buns Bread 4 T E Hamburger Buns Whole Wheat 25 0 50 Buns Bread b E Views 4 Cheese Processed Orange 200 0 25 Cheese gt EP Routines E Cheese Swiss 200 0 25 Cheese E Ketchup 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid E Mustard 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid E Relish 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid Is Mayonnaise 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid 10 Sauce BBQ 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid B Sauce Hot 2000 0 10 Toppings Liquid ir Onions 300 0 15 Toppings Solid 13 Lettuce 300 0 15 Toppings Solid ia Bacon Strips 300 0 75 Toppings Solid 45 Jalapeno Sliced 300 0 25 Toppings Solid 16 Pickles 300 0 10 Toppinas Solid E 17 Tomato Sliced 300 0 15 Toppings Solid 18 Mushrooms Sliced 300 0 15 Toppings Solid 19 Patties Beef 4 oz 50 1 00 Patties AECA E E Figure 25 Products table showing the UPC2. Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual 40 View Database ID pu a A TS a pa J e o N a jd un pu Product Fries Hamburger Buns White Hamburger Buns Whole Wheat Cheese Processed Orange Cheese Swiss Ketchup Mustard Relish Mayonnaise Sauce BBQ Sauce Hot Onions Lettuce Bacon Strips Jalapeno Sliced Pickes Tomato Sliced 8 Mushrooms Sliced Beef 4 oz cken Breaded 4 oz sh Breaded 2 oz 2 Salad Thai 3 Salad Caesar Salad Mushroom 5 Salad Super Veggie 26 Pie Lemon Pie Apple 8 Milkshake Vanilla Milkshake Chocolate 30 Milkshake Strawberry Milkshake Mango 32 Ice Cream Vanilla 3 Ice Cream Chocolate Juice Apple 5 Juice Orange 36 Juice Mixed Berry Juice Mango 38 Lemonade 39 Milk 40 Milk Chocolate Sup 10999 42 9up 10999 13 Cola 10999 44 Root Beer 10999 Category Fries Buns Bread Buns Bread Cheese Cheese Toppings Liquid Toppings Liquid Toppings Liquid Toppings Liquid Toppings Liquid Patties Patties Salad Salad Salad Salad Dessert Milkshake Ice Cream Ice Cream Juice Juice Juice Juice Juice Milk Milk Pop Pop Pop Pop Save as PDF Figure 19 The View Database Page The View Database page Figure 19 is viewed by clicking the View Database button It allows the manager to see the whole database updated with every purchase a customer makes Clicking the refresh button will reload
3. all the data from the database showing the most current inventory levels Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual BM Saving Database as PDF If you want to save a copy of the current database levels for reference clicking the save as PDF button will open a save box Figure 20 allowing you to save the inventory in a neatly organized PDF file The DBM will set the default file name of the PDF file to the current date and time and a date time stamp will also be added to the top of the PDF document The PDF can then be printed from Adobe reader to the printer called Manager Printer r Search Documents Ye Favorites Documents library sa dos EE Desktop Indudes 2 locations m Downloads z Name Date modified Type Size Ei Recent Places e EPSD SAS FW vw 2012 11 15 phis5upd public 2 25 2013 7 07PM File folder leal Libraries 55520HC 55520SC BIOS63 BMC61 FRU33 2 25 2013 7 07PM File folder Documents 55520HC 555205C EFI BIOS63 BMC51 FR 2 25 2013 707PM File folder a Music E Pictures T Videos Computer S Local Disk C a New Volume E Figure 20 Saving a PDF Database Report as the file Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual a PDF Database Report F April 7 2013 05 48 hrs pdf Adobe Reader ME la x File Edit View Window Help x NH BOES JBE e glk Tools Sign Comment 1m Restaurant Inventory Report Sunday April 07 2013 5 48 AM It
4. manager Host 127 0 0 1 3306 Schema aisi amp New Connection i Edit Table Data Edit SQL Script Sj 6 Manage Connections Be ORGOm oc MySQL Utilities Database Migrati pe A Data gl gt a BS Gs Open Existing EER Model sakila_full r Last modified Thu Feb 14 22 54 08 2013 Create New EER Model Create EER Model From Existing Database E gt Create EER Model From SQL Script at ce amp a ae ale a Figure 22 Opening Screen of the MySQL Workbench O Server Administration Co del re yO r database lin setup browse status variables an ae server me E Server Administration Local MySQL56 D Local Type Windows E New Server Instance po Manage Import Export Manage Security 6 Manage Server Instances A 49 PW ips M Double Clicking on the manager user account In the left pane will bring up a password box prompting for the password of the Manager account on the database This password is different from the DBM password Connect to MySQL Server Ti Please enter password for the following service Service Mysql2 127 0 0 1 3306 User manager Password eses 0 E Save password in vault Lx cons Figure 23 Password Prompt of the MySQL Workbench for the Manager User Account Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual 24 MySQL Workbench SQL Editor Manager aisi SQL Editor Man File Edit View Query Plugins Scrif Once you
5. 26 SUOMI OO Srs to IVONO tddi 2 Message Boxes when Submitting Oder iS 27 How to use this Manual This instruction manual will provide the main users of the SIS Smart Inventory System with the information they need to perform their job using the SIS The Employee section will describe basic information about the program including its main features as it pertains to an employee It will inform employees about the function of the SIS how it will help them in their job how to start the terminals and provide support to customers The Manager section will describe information on using the database management application and how to add an order to the database view the database and edit the database It will also inform the manager on troubleshooting their system and on other features available to them on their office computer thinclient Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual PS Employees What is the SIS What does it do The SIS is a system designed to speed up the inventory process in fast food restaurants and increase the accuracy and efficiency of the customer ordering process On the customer side the SIS will allow a customer to place their own order using a touch screen interface This will increase the accuracy of their order since they will not have to relay their order to a cashier who may not understand their order The customer can place the order much more quickly than a cashier can because they do not have to
6. S select a category drinks salads AT Figure 2 The Main Menu Important Things to Note about this Page Figure 2 The only way to get back to the welcome page is to wait 45 seconds Other Features of this Page Simple large buttons occupy most of this form Customers wanting to purchase a milkshake will find them under the desserts section instead of the drinks section Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual amp When first opening this page the only selectable option other than going back or to another page is to create a new burger Figure 3 BBB build your burger a new burger e salads go back 1 select a bun start over 2 pick a patty 5 add some toppings 3 choose a cheese 4 select your sauces subtotal 0 00 Figure 3 The Burger Page when first opening it Once the option to create a new burger has been selected an item called Burger with the price of 0 00 appears in the receipt It will be highlighted Creating a new burger will now open the option of selecting a bun Figure 4 E build your burger E salads go back 1 select a bun over 2 pick a patty 5 add some toppings 3 choose a cheese 4 select your sauces subtotal 0 00 Figure 4 The Burger Page after New Burger Selection Once the customer selects the bun they want all buttons will be disabled except the patty buttons Figure 5 If a customer tries to go back or change to another page the
7. Smart Inventory System User Manual User Manual Automatic Inventory Systems 4 12 2013 Table of Contents AI UA eaten SS ee a ere 4 ET A O a O RR A a WING O co oO oo q A AUT Oren AOR Pee 5 IA A ere meee teeta tn ne er Paani Re A Ret ee nT eee Starting the Customer Based POS system uu ccccccccccsesesesssssssssssesesesecscscsesesesssssessseseseseseeeeececececeeseseseseaes 5 EN elite Oleg o eater eee eee en erence a ren ere Ter eee 5 RENO CCC E E E A EEE E ES EEEE E E ETE 6 Ml sa a ert ener eat et e eee a MS A ere MONCR Seen eRe Ree eR Te eee Oe 8 Mi as RR RE RR E A DN E emo lea ae eine 11 MA O Seem a ee ee are 11 O e en a e ere 11 e DESC OR SS SdzS lie ECN OU CDA pra pat A A GR reales 12 Mi A O RR nd 14 Checkout Disabled Message aa Sia iia 14 Sin CUCA ari A ee oe E AET ile CO AEG a nee ee ii a aa bs O G0 as sao ee ere te mere ere er ne Ree tere o de io entree 15 O 15 E A Rr Hitt tos 16 Sia CS UO OSs O A 16 a de MS E St NO e e e e e e ual cae Ys nasce IS COMO OU TOS AER i Using the Database Management System DBM eres 18 EOIN Via AG hase daca O un Recs acc O Reece OR Reena Nat Bea a 18 Chance PO Ada IIS EOS on ndnge Ras WO PA O aiii titi 19 Database Manager DBN Home EE diia 20 VIC RB CS PASO RA SR repre Serre eum nr een ees Ra 21 ye Wi are PAB SD a tea ie etre tani ence E E AE E a DD ranas SUR 0 0 f Rare qa A RPA RR RR RD RS RR RR 23 FOCIA NOA ae as E EES 24 es EE A P5 POUE O e E E Re E E E EA
8. ceipt and to the subtotal Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual Ml your order select a salad dr Chicken Patty 1 75 White Bun 0 50 drinks go back start over caesar mushroom super veggie subtotal 2 25 Figure 11 The Salads Page A customer can order a salad from this page Figure 11 by tapping the corresponding button of the salad they want It will be added to the receipt and to the subtotal Chicken Patty 1 75 delicious desserts cl White Bun 0 50 go back start over vanilla strawberry milkshake milkshake Y 7 subtotal 2 25 lemon pie vanilla ice cream Figure 12 The Desserts Page A customer can order desserts including milkshakes from this page by tapping the corresponding button It will be added to the receipt and the subtotal Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual MB your order checkout IEA delete go back cash start over american mastercard express subtotal total gift card coupon Figure 13 The Checkout Page with all Available Payment Options Once a customer is done with their order they can click the pay now button right below the receipt on the burger page drink page sides page salads page or the desserts page Clicking that button will bring them to the checkout page Figure 13 On the checkout page the customer will be provided with many payment options Since the Smart Inventory System is not completely r
9. d to a PDF file with the current date and time automatically added The PDF file can be printed to the office printer which is connected to the thinclient The manager can edit the database of items sold at the restaurant and can change the pricing and the quantity of items shipped in each box Any entry errors made when adding items that were shipped to the restaurant can be corrected with this feature Items can be added to the database via three specialized barcodes that can update up to 45 items at one time This method is considerably faster than scanning in each received box individually What can the SIS do for your restaurant From a customer perspective the SIS will provide a unique fast accurate and fun ordering method According to a report compiled by SelfServiceWorld self order kiosks can increase customer volume by 20 Customers will also spend on average 15 more than usual because all menu options will be available to them rather than a traditional menu which cannot showcase all items the restaurant sells as effectively Excluding the increases in customer satisfaction and increased customer volume the SIS will also provide an extremely efficient inventory system reducing time for daily inventory counts by up to 90 Inventory levels can be seen changing live on the DBM as customers purchase items a unique feature of the SIS Price updates can be done in less than one minute in a single location by a manager with no need t
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11. eady for deployment there is no pin pad or cash acceptance functionality All the buttons will pay for the order The Smart Inventory System will subtract items that the customer purchased from the inventory database and the checkout will display a thank you page as shown on the next page Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual RE The Thank You Page Thank You for shopping at the AIS Demo Restaurant this checkout will reset momentarily Figure 14 The Thank You Page The Thank You page Figure 14 will be displayed once payment for the order has been accepted The momentary wait time for the checkout to reset gives the Smart Inventory System time to subtract the purchased items from the inventory Checkout Disabled Message We re Sorry This checkout is currently unavailable Please bear with us as we work to resolve this issue Figure 15 The Burger Page after New Burger Selection The sorry message Figure 15 will be displayed if the database is unavailable Without the database the prices for items and inventory subtraction upon payment cannot be done Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual Other Functions Go Back Button This button will take a user back to the menu page where they can select a different page to go to A user can also navigate between different product categories with navigation buttons in the top left corner of the screen Start Over Button The start over button will clear the c
12. em ID Product Units Category A no es es O 2 Hamburger Buns White 272 Buns Bread SNS Bee embulreer Buns Whole Weapon Bred O 4 Cheese Processed Orange 219 Cheese 6 Ketchup 2999 Toppings Liquid 7 Mustard Toppings Liquid Relish Toppings Liquid Mayonnaise Toppings Liquid Sauce BBQ Toppings Liquid Sauce Hot Toppings Liquid Toppings Solid Lettuce Toppings Solid Bacon Strips Toppings Solid Jalapeno Sliced Toppings Solid Pickles Toppings Solid a Mushrooms Sliced 3289 Toppings Solid xi rm ar Figure 21 Sample of a PDF Database Report The above screenshot Figure 21 is a sample of a saved database report As mentioned above the date at the top of the document will automatically change to the date and time that you saved the file Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual ES Edit Inventory Button Functionality Upon clicking the Edit Inventory button in the Database Management Application a separate application MySQL Workbench Figure 22 will open This software is used to make changes to the database in terms of item pricing box quantities of items and correcting any stock entry e errors Welcome to bil fetes Workbench ee What s New in This Release Workbench Read about all changes in this ey Workbench release Workspace SQL Development dd s SQLs rit oar pe e ge datab rn 5 Open Connection to Start Querying amp Local instance MySQL56 Fiz Manager WS User
13. have successfully logged into the MySQL Workbench you should see pane on the Luci El i S Object Browser x left hand corner of the screen that looks similar to SCHEMAS Gal a Figure 24 AISI is the database click to expand it Search objects E You will see Tables views and routines appear Y aisi as sub items Click on the Tables item to expand vi Ss it You will see three tables inventory The pS inventory nerd erie tracking of inventory in the restaurant El products password_table a storage place for the gt EN Views encrypted password of the DBM and the EF Routines products table a list of all products at the restaurant their prices and the number of units per box Figure 24 Pane showing inventory products and passwords tables for database Inventory Table The inventory table Figure 25 shows the ID of each product the name of each product the number of units on hand and a category of the item SQL Editor Manager aisi X se Plugins Scripting Help E inventory x a O o Y Edi g Sd Ed File A st Autosize E ape product Tuts 7 1 Fries 6546 EEF Hamburger Buns White 272 a Hamburger Buns Whole Wheat 274 la Cheese Processed Orange 2199 5 Cheese Swiss 2198 le Ketchup 21999 7 Mustard 21999 ls Relish 21999 ig Mayonnaise 21999 0 Sauce BBQ 21999 a Sauce Hot 21999 xr Onions 3299 GE Lettuce 3299 E ia fad tee ma Automatic Inventory Systems
14. he burger page You cannot delete the bun or patty from the burger from another page The prompt that appears to the user is shown below Cannot Remove Item Incorrect Page 4 In order to remove a bun or patty you must go to the Burgers page Would you like to go there now Figure 8 Deleting Bun or Last Patty from Burger While on another Page Pay Now Button When the customer presses the pay now button they will be taken to the checkout menu where they can select any payment option After a payment option is selected and is successful the checkout will display a thank you message and reset for the next customer Other Things to Note Burgers can only have one bun but they can have between one and infinite patties Burgers can have a theoretical infinite amount of toppings Items added to the receipt will be alphabetically organized If the customer adds an item and cannot see it they should scroll to where the item would be listed alphabetically Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual 16 Managers What is the SIS What does it do The SIS provides an improved inventory management system with two applications the self service menu application and the Database Management application DBM The DBM runs from a thinclient in the manager s office and allows the restaurant manager to view current inventory levels which will change each time a customer makes a purchase The current inventory levels can be save
15. ilable Menus Kw NA The system allows customers to select a variety of options The options avallable to the customer are organized as follows Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual so touch anywhere to begin touch anywhere to begin Welcome to the Smart Inventory Systems Customer Order Menu This Menu will allow a customer to place an order in a fast food restaurant in a fast efficient and accurate manner Once a customer places an order and pays for it the items that they ordered will be automatically subtracted from the database of items in stock This will significantly reduce inventory times for restaurants and greatly increase the accuracy of inventory AIS Inc 2013 touch anywhere to begin touch anywhere to begin Figure 1 The Welcome Screen Important Things to Note about this Page Figure 1 Ifa customer does not touch a button in any of the other menu s for 45 seconds the checkout will reset to this screen and clear the customer s order The text colour on the welcome screen will change depending on the version of the application installed in order to make it easy to tell what application version is installed The first production ready version features yellow welcome text Other Features of this Page This welcome screen gives a synopsis of the function of the program A customer can touch anywhere on this screen to continue to the main menu EE Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual M
16. o have IT personnel come in just to update the prices in the cash registers In short the SIS utilizes modern technology to increase customer satisfaction increase restaurant sales and create a less stressful and efficient work environment Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual EA Using the Database Management System DBM When booting the manager s thinclient you will be prompted for a startup password Upon entering this password correctly the thinclient will boot to a windows desktop On the desktop there will be icons for entire Microsoft Office Suite Adobe Reader an internet browser and the Database Manager Start the database manager by double clicking the Database Manager icon Login Page When the DBM opens a login window will appear Figure 16 prompting for username and password credentials Login to Database Management Software Enter your Credentials Username Password Cancel Change Password Figure 16 The Database Manager DBM Login Page If you are unsatisfied with your current password you can change it by clicking on the change password button at the bottom of the login page Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual me Change Password Page The change password page will appear when you click the change password button at the bottom of the login page The change password page is shown below Figure 17 Change Your Password AIS 2013 Change your Password Username Old Passwo
17. product name box_units per_unit and category of all items sold When changing the prices of items or the number of items in the box you must make sure to click the apply button Figure 26 in order to make your changes final Snippets Duration Fetch 0 000 sec 0 000 sec 0 000 sec 0 000 sec 0 000 sec 0 000 sec Figure 26 The Apply Button This Button must be Clicked after Making a Change in the Database Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual 260 When the restaurant manager receives orders a sheet will be given with the quantity of all boxes shipped there and 3 barcodes with the quantity of boxes encoded into them The restaurant manager should log into the DBM and at the bottom of the main menu they will see a section to input these barcodes Figure 18 Simply scan each barcode twice and click the submit button The application should automatically tab to the next text box when inputting data Database Management View inventory levels Scan Each Barcode Twice Barcode 1 Barcode 2 Barcode 3 Re enter barcode 1 Re enter barcode 2 Re enter barcode 3 Submit order to inventory Figure 18 The Home Screen of the Database Manager Message Boxes when Submitting Orders If submitting orders to inventory is unsuccessful the cause is one of three reasons Reason Error Message o i All barcodes must be entered The barcodes should each be scanned twice in a row Barcodes don t match Thes
18. rd New Password Re Enter New Password OK Cancel Figure 17 The Change Password Page of the Database Manager The correct username old password and matching new passwords must be entered correctly in order to login to the DBM application Errors on Change Password Page If you were to enter anything incorrectly when changing the password you will be given one of the following 3 error messages The textbox that has the typing errors will be cleared and ready for you to re input the text If you receive any of the error messages shown below on the change password form follow the directions to the left of the error message Username is Incorrect Re enter the username and try again Old Password doesn t Match Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual CS When typing your new password the New Passwords don t match passwords you entered did not match Upon successful logon into the database manager the home screen will be displayed Figure 18 You can perform one of three tasks on this page view the current inventory levels edit the inventory and pricing for items on the menu or input an order via barcodes En Inventory Data base Manager Database Management View inventory levels Scan Each Barcode Twice Barcode 1 Barcode 2 Barcode 3 Re enter barcode 1 Re enter barcode 2 Re enter barcode 3 Submit order to inventory Figure 18 The Home Screen of the Database Manager
19. speak their order to a cashier On the employee side you will have much greater accuracy on your inventory and will not need to spend anywhere near as much time conducting inventory counts This is because once a customer places an order on say a burger the system will automatically subtract the bun meat and condiments from your inventory Now you will be free to do a different perhaps more exciting job rather than counting boxes in a cold freezer The interface has been designed to resemble touch screen interfaces on Phones Android Phones Tablets and wndows 8 devices that people are used to using every day and should be very familiar with Using the Program Starting the Customer Based POS system The SIS on the customer side will runs off a little computer called a thin client It gets all its information from another computer called a server that is located somewhere else in your restaurant To turn on the POS system find the power button on the back of the stand and press it In about one minute the system should be up and running showing the touch to continue page If the system doesn t turn on check the following things Is there power to the terminal Is the screen connected and turned on Is the network cable firmly connected to the system Get your manager to check if the other computers the servers are on and working 5 If you still cannot get it to start get your manager or get them to call Tech Support Ava
20. tifying them to add a bun or patty or delete the burger before continuing Cannot Remove Item Incorrect Page b In order to remove a bun or patty you must go to the Burgers page Would you like to go there now CT Figure 8 Deleting Bun or Last Patty from Burger While on another Page If the customer moved to another page with a completed burger and attempts to delete the bun or last patty to the burger from that other page they will receive the above error Figure 8 notifying them that they must go to the burger page in order to add remove patties and or buns If they want to delete the entire burger or toppings they can do that without visiting the burger page Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual MS select a side o salads go back start over subtotal 2 25 Figure 9 The Sides Page The side s page Figure 9 showcases all the available sides at the restaurant Simply tap the button you want and it will be added to the receipt and the subtotal your order a C A O O S e a A Fl a kK delete Burger 2 25 delete Chicken Patty 1 75 salads e se dessert s ju Tela start a a White Bun 0 50 cc E milk chocolate milk subtotal 2 25 carbonated beverages cola A 9up not 8 up root beer Figure 10 The Drinks Page The drinks page Figure 10 allows a customer to order a drink although only in one size Tapping the button of the item you want will add it to the re
21. ustomer s current order and return them to the welcome screen Delete Button The delete button can be used to delete items from the receipt The customer should tap the item they want to delete in the receipt first and then press the delete button The text colour of the delete button will change to white if there is an item selected that can be deleted All items can be deleted from every page with a receipt with the exception of hamburger buns and patties Special rules apply to deleting the buns and patties from burgers These rules are described below Deleting Burger Patties and Bun from Burger Page Figure 7 If the customer wants to delete the bun or the only patty to a burger from the burger page they will be forced to add a bun or patty to the burger again before continuing otherwise they should delete the burger by selecting Burger and pressing delete The customer will receive the prompt shown below when attempting the above action Incomplete Burger Your burger must have a bun and at least one patty You must either complete the burger or delete it before taking this action Figure 7 Burger Page Error Burger Must be complete before leaving page Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual CS Deleting Burger Patties and Bun from Other Page Figure 8 If the customer attempts to delete the last patty or bun from a page other than the burger page they will be given a prompt asking if they want to go to t
22. y will be notified that the Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual Me burger must have at least one bun and one patty They must delete the burger by selecting it and picking delete or by adding both a patty and a bun ns build your burger ii salads go back 1 select a bun start over 2 pick a patty chicken S T AS patty dios add some toppings 3 choose a cheese 4 select your sauces subtotal 0 50 Figure 5 The Burger Page after Selecting a Bun Once a patty is selected the customer can now create a new burger A theoretically infinite number of patties can be added to the burger but only one bun Any toppings can now be selected as well Figure 6 Ensure that the burger you want to add toppings to is highlighted green BE build your burger MN new burger delete mana SIA salads go back 1 select a bun lettuce drinks start over 2 pick a patty 5 add some toppings chicken patty mushrooms jalapenos subtotal 19 75 Figure 6 The Burger Page after a Patty Selection Automatic Inventory Systems User Manual ES l Your burger must hawe a bun and at least one patty You must either com plete the burger or delete it before taking this action a E Figure 7 Burger Page Error Burger Must be complete before leaving page In the event that the customer wants to delete a patty or bun and go to another page they will be given the above error Figure 7 no
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