At the end of the Point-of-Sales shift, you need to Cash Up. To
Cash Up, you need to count the physical amounts in the cash drawer and enter the
amounts of the cash, the number and amounts for payments received by credit
cards, cheques, and vouchers. The system will match these amounts and totals
with system totals generated during the Point-of-Sale shift. At the end of the
day you need to generate a Point-of-Sale Cash Up Report. This Cash Up Report
will display all the system totals of the float (paid in and paid outs), as well
as any payments received from customers when the payments of the individual
invoices are processed.
Any variances or differences between the system totals and the amounts cashed up in the drawer could indicate a possible shortage or a surplus. These variances or differences should be followed up immediately, and corrective steps should be taken or implemented.
To Cash Up a Point-of-Sale Shift:
Press the
key on your keyboard or
click on the down arrow on the right-hand side of the
speed button or icon and
select the Cash Up option. The POS Cash up screen will be displayed.
Count and enter the Cash, number of Credit Card
slips and amounts, number of cheques and amounts as well as the number of
vouchers and amounts.
Click on the
button to save your changes and
to exit this screen.
You need to generate a Point-of-Sale Cash UP
Report to see that the cash up amounts balances with the system totals of the
float and payments generated during the shift.
Any variances or differences between the system totals and the amounts cashed up in the drawer could indicate a possible shortage or a surplus. These variances or differences should be followed up immediately, and corrective steps should be taken or implemented.
To Cash Up a Point-of-Sale Shift:
speed button or icon and
select the Cash Up option. The POS Cash up screen will be displayed.
button to save your changes and
to exit this screen. ![]()
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Incorrect amounts are entered in the POS Cash Up screen.
- Actual shortages or surpluses.
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