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# OUTLET REVENUE
Steps to tag outlet revenue
**OUTLET REVENUE**
Outlet revenue option is used to link the created revenues with the corresponding outlets. One or more revenues can be linked to a particular outlet
1.To link the revenues with an outlet, ” go to “**FRONT OFFICE**” module MASTERS OUTLET REVENUE OPEN
2\. Select the outlet from the drop down.png?alt=media)
3\. Select .png?alt=media) icon under the revenue heading and search for the corresponding revenue
4\. To add one more row for a new revenue click .png?alt=media), then select .png?alt=media) icon to search for another revenue
5\. To make the revenue applicable for miscellaneous sales enable,
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6\. To delete the added row for extra revenue, click .png?alt=media) .
7\. Click .png?alt=media) to edit, and click .png?alt=media) once changes are made.
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