After supervisor approval for a price override, what is the cashier's next step?

After supervisor approval for a price override, what is the cashier's next step?

• A. Forget about the override
• B. Enter the override in the POS, confirm the new price on the receipt, and communicate with the customer
• C. Re-check the price later
• D. Notify the customer but leave price unchanged

Answer: (B)

After supervisor approval, the cashier must enter the override in the POS so the system shows the updated price, then confirm that new price on the receipt and clearly tell the customer what the final price is. This creates an accurate sales record, ensures the customer sees the correct amount, and avoids confusion or disputes. Simply forgetting the override, delaying it, or just notifying the customer without applying the change would leave the price unchanged or unrecorded.

After supervisor approval, the cashier must enter the override in the POS so the system shows the updated price, then confirm that new price on the receipt and clearly tell the customer what the final price is. This creates an accurate sales record, ensures the customer sees the correct amount, and avoids confusion or disputes. Simply forgetting the override, delaying it, or just notifying the customer without applying the change would leave the price unchanged or unrecorded.