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# Items Transfer by Mode
Maitre'D items transfer by mode report provides you with a list of all items transfer done from one table and/or client to another by mode for a selected date or period of time. From the report filter window, select the appropriate date, employees, items, Revenue Centers and modes to be included in the report. The following is a sample of the items transfer by mode report:
For each Revenue Center and mode, this report provides you with:
**Item:**
Sales item description.
**Quantity:**
Amount of sales items transferred.
**From Table:**
Table number from where the sales item was transferred.
**To table:**
Table number where the sales items was transferred to.
**From Customer:**
Client number from where the sales item was transferred.
**To Customer:**
Client number where the sales items was transferred to.
**Server:**
Employee who had originally ordered the sales item on the wrong table and client.
**By:**
Employee who performed the item transfer.
**Order:**
Time when the sales item was originally ordered.
**Transfer:**
Time when the sales item was transferred to the new table and client.
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