The consolidated POS add-ons setting is an optional configuration that allows hotels to group all Lightspeed (K or L) POS transactions—such as restaurant, bar, or retail charges—into a single ticket line on the reservation and guest invoice, rather than listing each individual item separately.
Once this setting is activated in Account Settings > Invoice, RoomRaccoon will automatically consolidate all future POS add-ons into ticket entries. Hovering over a ticket in the reservation detail’s add-on section will reveal the full breakdown of consumed items.
Important to note:
This setting is global—once enabled, all POS posts will be batched into tickets. You cannot selectively itemise some and consolidate others.
The change only applies to future POS orders; existing reservations will remain unchanged.
Tickets can be transferred between rooms/reservations, but cannot be unbatched once consolidated.
With consolidated POS add-ons activated, you can:
Present a neat, single-line summary (e.g. "POS Ticket #453679-67432")
Reduce noise in the reservation detail page and invoices
Retain detailed data for finance teams (while keeping guest-facing views clean)
This is especially useful when handling high-volume transactions (e.g. large dinners or events) that would otherwise clutter the reservation detail in RoomRaccoon and make guest invoices harder to read.
How it works
Setup
Go to Account Settings > Invoice Section
Tick the option “Consolidate POS add-ons”
Once enabled, RoomRaccoon will begin grouping all POS-originating add-ons into single-line tickets
Functionality
Consolidated POS charges will appear as a single ticket on the reservation folio
Each ticket includes a ticket number (e.g. "POS Ticket #203")
Hovering over the ticket in the the RoomRaccoon reservation detail screen reveals all itemised components (e.g. drinks, meals)
Guest invoices will also show the ticket number only—not individual items
Guests can still receive detailed receipts via the restaurant POS or upon request
Transfers
Entire POS tickets (not individual items) can be transferred to another room/reservation—same as standard add-on transfers
The ticket’s date must remain the same
Reporting & Accounting
Even when consolidated, each item’s original category is preserved in the backend.
Reports and revenue attribution by group (e.g. Food, Beverage) remain accurate.
POS add-ons are pushed to accounting systems with the correct ledger codes, even when grouped.
Guest Visibility
Consolidated items are shown as “POS Ticket #” on the guest invoice
Guests who want a breakdown can request a receipt from the restaurant via the POS directly.
Hoteliers can print the POS receipt directly or reissue it if needed
Best Practices
Enable consolidation for high-traffic restaurants or venues with long POS bills
Let front desk and finance teams know they can hover on ticket numbers for full detail.
Train staff to explain the invoice structure to guests, and redirect receipt requests to the POS to print a detailed receipt.
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