Tablet Mode
DubLedger automatically detects tablet devices and switches to an optimized tablet interface designed for touch screens.
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Tablet vs Desktop Interface
Desktop Layout
- Persistent left sidebar navigation.
- Wider product grid.
- Mouse-optimized controls.
Tablet Layout
- No persistent sidebar (maximizes screen space).
- Bottom tab bar for navigation.
- Back-office access via slide-up sheet.
- Large touch targets (minimum 44x44px).
- Swipe gestures for cart management.
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Tablet Navigation
Bottom Tab Bar
The tablet interface uses a bottom tab bar with key sections:
- Quick Sale: The POS terminal for processing sales.
- Order Board: The Kanban fulfillment board.
- Products: Product and inventory management.
- More: Access to all other features.
Back Office Sheet
- Swipe up from the bottom to access back-office features.
- Includes: Customers, Analytics, Compliance, Settings, Delivery.
- The sheet slides up over the current view.
- Swipe down or tap outside to dismiss.
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Optimized Features
Quick Sale (Tablet)
- Larger product tiles for easier tapping.
- Split-view: products on left, cart on right.
- Swipe left on cart items to remove.
- Large quantity adjustment buttons.
- Full-screen checkout modal.
ID Scanning
- Camera-based ID scanning using the tablet's built-in camera.
- Tap the camera icon, position the ID, and the system reads the barcode.
- No external scanner required (though external scanners also work).
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Device Detection
The system automatically detects tablets based on:
- Screen size (typically 768px to 1366px width).
- Touch capability.
- User agent string.
You can manually switch between desktop and tablet layouts in Settings → Display.
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Recommended Tablets
- iPad Pro 12.9" or 11" (best performance).
- iPad Air 10.9" (excellent value).
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 (best Android).
- Microsoft Surface Pro (hybrid use).
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Tablet Tips
- Use a tablet stand at the counter for ergonomic budtender use.
- Enable auto-rotate lock to prevent screen flipping.
- Adjust screen brightness for your lighting conditions.
- Use a stylus for precise tapping if needed.
- Consider a rugged case for busy environments.