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question: What is the difference between a till account and a console login?
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also:
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- why can a cashier not sign in to the console
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- cashier says invalid email
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- till login not working on the website
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area: people
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source: src/api/people.ts, src/auth/session.ts
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They are two separate account systems that happen to share one table.
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A till account belongs to the terminal in the shop. A console login belongs to
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the back office. The backend leaves the two till roles out of every console
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sign-in lookup, inside the query itself, so a cashier trying to sign in to the
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console is reported as "not found" rather than "wrong password" — the account is
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real, it is simply not a console account.
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If somebody needs both, they need two accounts.
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