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# Invoice Detail Search

Maitre'D's invoice detail search report shows you the actual detailed invoice according to your specifications. It helps to retrieve and reprint specified invoices. This report does not include invoices from the current day (operating day). From the report filter window, select the date and time range, amounts, invoices, tables, employees, items, promotions, media, Revenue Centers and modes to be included in the report.

The following is a sample of the invoice detail search report:

 

<img src="https://documentation.payfacto.com/POS/MaitreD/Fulldoc/assets/images/ReportCenter/InvoiceDetailSearch_files/image001.jpg" alt="" height="568" width="778">

It reports the invoice in the same layout format it was printed out at the workstation. In addition, it also reports the time the item was ordered.

NOTE: If a sales item description or the server name has been changed since an original check was printed, this report will show the new sales item description or server name. To see the original sales item or server name, use the Archive Invoice Search report instead. Also, the reference number of the original re-opened check appears on the second equivalent but negative check.


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