How To: Create Interfaces Codes for Galaxy/Gateway
This document will review creating new interface codes for
Gateway/Galaxy integration in Yellow Dog software
Overview
If additional Discount Groups, Taxes, Comps or Fkey Flags need to be added to items in Yellow Dog users can create the new interface codes themselves with the correct permissions.
Note: Users will need to confirm with Galaxy/Gateway what the Code and Description should be prior to creating them.
Required Permissions
To complete this task users will need access to see and edit interfaces. If your user does not have this permission, you will need to reach out to your on-site Admin for assistance.
Creating Codes
From within Yellow Dog navigate to Interfaces under System Setup
From the Stores option at the top of the screen, select the
three dots on the far right, and select the store in question. Note:
Best practice is to select one store at a time.
Once the store has been selected, users will see the various sections of interfaces that are set for their system – typically users will see one area per Point of Sale. Users will note that the options for Gateway/Galaxy have a next to them. This indicates that a code can be added.
For this example, we will create a new Discount Group – select the 
next to Department. In the pop out enter the Code or numerical value associated with the Discount, and the Description
Once complete- select OK, and the new interface setting will
now be available to assign to levels, or items. If the new interface isn’t
immediately available, please close Yellow Dog and re-open the system
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