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The agent supports three connectors. Which one you use depends on what your POS back office offers.
Reads the local back-office database directly — used with Verifone and Sapient systems.Needs the server address and read access to the back-office database. Usually the most complete and the least fuss once configured.
Watches a folder for the nightly export files your POS already writes.Needs the folder path, and that the POS is actually configured to write its export every night. Good when direct database access is not available.
Calls a web service your POS exposes on the store network.Needs the endpoint addresses. Used where the POS offers an API rather than a database or file drop.

What comes across

Sales transactions, and — where you sell fuel — tank readings from the automatic tank gauge, which feed the fuel reconciliation.

Checking it works

After setup, wait for the first nightly sync, then:
1

Check the agent shows online

On the Dashboard, under Backoffice Agent Status.
2

Check sales arrived

Sales Imports should show a run for the store.
3

Check the numbers look like a real day

A run that processed far fewer lines than you expect usually means the connector is reading a partial export.