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1. Install and enable the Fast Flow Plugin
Go to Configuration > Local Plugins > change the “Group” filter to “Aspenware” > Locate the “Fast Flow Plugin” and click Install > Restart the the application by clicking the green Restart application to apply changes button > Once complete ensure the application is installed and enabled
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The settings defined in the Fast Flow plugin will cascade down to all Fast Flow products.
Go to Aspenware Commerce > Fast Flow
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Go to the product editor page > scroll towards the bottom and expand the dropdown “Additional Product Settings” > Under the “Fast Flow” header check “Is Fast Flow enabled?” then complete the following:
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Fast Flow will most often be used with AW’s Selective Guest Checkout feature. This enables guests to complete their orders without requiring the guest to log in when only Selective Guest Checkout defined products are in their cart. To enable, follow the steps outlined in Selective Guest Checkout documentation _____________: /wiki/spaces/DB/pages/1907654741
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NOTE: When Fast Flow and Selective Guest Checkout features are combined and a guest opts to not log in, their order will show under two accounts in the POS. The order will appear under the account that has the media assigned to it and the order will also appear under the Guest Account they created during checkout. Merges can be used to decrease the number of guest accounts in the POS. Fast Flow does not require the use of AW’s Selective Guest Checkout feature but will often be used to increase the speed of checkout. |
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