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Device detail — Overview

The first thing you see when you open a device in the Portal — the device clock and drawer balance with cash operations, hardware info, the last receipt it printed and any active alerts.

Device detail — Overview

The Overview tab is what you land on when you open a device in the Portal. Click any row in Devices and you get a cockpit mirroring the e-bon mobile app, followed by three informational cards:

  • Device Clock — the device's own clock, synced live.
  • Cash in Drawer — the live drawer balance, with Withdraw and Deposit actions.
  • Hardware Info — what the device itself reports (serial number, firmware, manufacturer, model).
  • Last Receipt — the most recent receipt the device printed.
  • Alerts — anything currently wrong with the device.

It's the screen you open to answer "is this printer alive and what's its serial number?", "why does the dashboard say this device is offline?" or "how much cash is in the till right now?"

Open a device

Click Devices in the sidebar

The Devices list opens with one row per device.

Click the row of the device you want

You land on the device's detail page. The header shows the device name, a status pill (online, offline) and when the device was last seen; the controller paired with the device appears as a subtitle under the name. Below the header is a strip of four tabs.

You're on the Overview tab

It's the default tab. The cards render in order: Device Clock and Cash in Drawer side by side, then Hardware Info, Last Receipt, Alerts.

The other tabs on this screen are:

TabWhat it does
OverviewYou're here.
OperationsOpen the drawer, advance paper, show a display message, print duplicates, change fiscal settings, manage logos. See Fiscal operations.
HistoryBrowse the device's command history. See Device history.
SettingsRename the device, move it between locations, manage partner access, delete the device.

The device name, status pill and last-seen time in the header stay visible while you switch tabs. Driver, transport and connection details are edited on the Settings tab.

Read the Device Clock card

The Device Clock card shows the device's own time, read live from the AMEF — the same reading the mobile app shows on its Home screen. After the initial sync, the displayed time keeps ticking locally, with a caption underneath showing the date and how long ago the sync happened.

The card syncs automatically when you open the page (and whenever the device comes back online); click the refresh button to sync again. When the device is offline the card shows "Device is offline." — an offline device cannot be asked for the time.

If the clock looks wrong, use Sync Date/Time on the Operations tab to set it to the current time.

Read the Cash card

The Cash in Drawer card shows the live drawer balance reported by the device, with two actions below it:

  • Withdraw — register a cash withdrawal (cash-out): money pulled out of the drawer that is not a refund.
  • Deposit — register a cash deposit (cash-in): money put into the drawer that is not a sale.

Both open a dialog asking for an amount and an optional description, then dispatch the command to the device. The balance refreshes by itself once the device confirms the operation — no manual reload needed. The refresh button in the card header re-reads the balance at any time.

The balance is read live, but only while the device is online. When the device is offline the card shows N/A and both actions are disabled; the balance is re-read automatically when the device comes back online.

Read the Hardware Info card

The Hardware Info card asks the device itself what it is. It doesn't load automatically — you have to click Refresh to fetch the values.

The card starts empty

When you first open the page the card shows: "Click Refresh to retrieve live device information." No data has been requested yet.

Click Refresh

The button is only enabled when the device is online. If it's offline, the placeholder stays and you'll need to wait for the device to come back online.

The card fills in

If the device responds, you see five fields:

  • Serial number
  • Firmware version (read-only — there's no upgrade button on this tab)
  • Fiscal memory status (whatever the device reports, verbatim)
  • Manufacturer
  • Model (only shown if the device reports one)

If the fetch fails, you'll see an error toast and the card keeps its previous content (or stays on the placeholder if this was the first attempt).

The fetched values are remembered while you stay on this device's page — you can switch to Operations or History and come back without losing them. They're cleared when you leave and reopen the device.

Read the Last Receipt card

The Last Receipt card shows the most recent receipt the device printed.

This card only appears when the device is online. If the device is offline, the card is hidden — there's no way to ask an offline device for its last receipt.

Like Hardware Info, it doesn't load automatically. Click Refresh to fetch the data. You'll see:

FieldWhat it shows
Receipt numberThe receipt number as the device reported it.
DateThe receipt's printing date, in your local timezone.
TotalThe total amount in RON.
Fiscal memory numberThe fiscal memory number, when the device returns one.

The card is informational only — the rows aren't links. To browse all receipts on a device go to the History tab.

Read the Alerts card

The Alerts card shows everything currently wrong with the device. The header has a count badge when there's at least one alert.

When there are no alerts, the card shows: "No active alerts".

When there are alerts, each one renders as a row with three pieces:

  • An icon indicating the alert type (paper low, cover open, fiscal memory almost full, Z report overdue, disconnected).
  • A message and a timestamp describing what happened and when.
  • A severity badge — error (red), warning (amber) or info (blue).

For the full list of alert types, what triggers each one, and how to clear them, see Alerts.

Recognise the loading states

Before any of the cards appear, you may briefly see one of three states:

StateWhen it showsWhat it looks like
LoadingWhile the page is fetching the deviceThree placeholder rectangles where the cards will be.
Not foundThe device id in the URL doesn't existA centred error card and a Back to Devices button. Usually means a stale bookmark.
Load errorThe page couldn't reach the API (network, server error, expired session)A centred error card and a Back button. Try again or sign in again.

Know when each card refreshes

A quick mental model so you know when to reload:

CardWhen it refreshes
Device ClockOn page load (only if the device is online), when the device comes back online, and when you click the refresh button.
Cash in DrawerOn page load (only if the device is online), when the device comes back online, automatically after a cash operation completes, and when you click the refresh button.
Hardware InfoWhen you click Refresh (only enabled when the device is online).
Last ReceiptWhen you click Refresh (only available when the device is online).
AlertsWhen you reload the page.

Where to next

  • Devices — the parent list.
  • Fiscal operations — the Operations tab on the same screen (drawer, receipts, fiscal configuration).
  • Device history — the History tab on the same screen.
  • Alerts — the catalogue of alert types you'll see in the Alerts card.