Glossary

Plain-English meanings of the words used across LeisureNexus — from ABC class to Z report.

4 min read Updated Oct 17, 2026
TermMeaning
ABC classA = items making 80% of sales at cost, B = the next 15%, C = the rest. Used for cycle counts.
API keyA secret starting with lnk_ that lets your own software use the Developer API.
Back officeThe website for running the business (manager.leisurenexus.app).
Blind closeCounting the drawer without seeing the expected amount.
Cash discount (dual pricing)Card payments cost a set percent more than cash.
Cost centerA tag on journal lines, for a P&L per center.
DSDDirect store delivery: the vendor's driver delivers and invoices at the back door.
EBT SNAPFood benefits; pays eligible items only, which are tax-free.
Fleet cardA driver card that charges a business customer's house account.
House accountA customer's charge account; they pay later.
KitAn item made of components; selling it takes the components from stock.
Net salesSales after discounts and refunds, before tax.
Over / shortCounted cash minus expected cash at close.
Pairing codeA one-time code (valid 15 minutes) that makes a device a register.
Paid in / Paid outCash put into or taken out of the drawer for something other than a sale.
PLUPrice look-up code for produce (e.g. 4011 bananas).
Price levelA wholesale customer's prices (percent off list or set prices).
Quick keyA register button for an item without a barcode.
RefundMoney given back for returned items; a negative sale.
RegisterA checkout lane: one paired PC, tablet or all-in-one.
Reorder point / maxWhen stock falls to the reorder point it's suggested for ordering, up to the max.
Safe dropCash moved from the drawer to the safe during a shift.
ScopeWhat an API key may do, e.g. catalog.read.
ShiftOne drawer from open to close on one register.
Split paymentOne sale paid with more than one tender (e.g. $5 cash + $5 card).
Store agentA small program on a store PC that reaches local hardware (network printers, pump controllers, tank gauges).
Store creditMoney a customer can spend at the store.
TenderA way of paying: cash, card, EBT, gift card, house account, store credit, fleet.
VoidCancels a whole sale after it was paid; left out of all totals.
WebhookA message LeisureNexus sends to your server when something happens.
X report / Z reportX = totals so far (shift stays open). Z = the final report at close, numbered per register.

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