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💰 Cash Register in BillBook

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The Cash Register feature in BillBook helps businesses track cashier transactions, monitor cash flow, and record payment methods during each shift. 🚀📊


📌 How Does the Cash Register Work? #

✅ A cash register session starts when a cashier opens the POS screen.
✅ The cashier must enter the “Cash in Hand” amount at the beginning of their shift.
✅ If the cashier has access to multiple locations, they must select a location.
Every sale, refund, and payment made is logged into the Cash Register.

📌 This ensures a detailed record of all transactions handled by a cashier in a session.


🔹 Viewing Register Details in POS #

✅ On the POS screen, click “Register Details” (top navigation bar).
✅ This shows:

  • Cash in Hand 🏦
  • Total Sales in Different Payment Methods (Cash, Card, UPI, etc.) 💳
  • Refunds issued by the cashier 🔄

📌 This gives cashiers a real-time summary of all transactions in the register.


🔴 Closing the Cash Register #

✅ To end a session, click the Red “Close Register” button.
✅ The cashier must enter the total closing amounts:

  • Total Cash in Hand 💰
  • Total Card Slips 💳
  • Total Cheques 🏦
  • Other Payment Methods
    ✅ Click Save 💾 – the Cash Register session is now closed.

📌 This ensures that all payment records are balanced before the cashier logs out.


📊 Viewing All Cash Register Reports #

Go toReports → Register Report
✅ View details of all past cash register sessions.
✅ Helps business owners track cashier performance & daily cash flow.


🚀 Why Use Cash Register in BillBook? #

Tracks cashier sessions & prevents cash discrepancies 🏦
Provides real-time insights into sales & refunds 📊
Ensures accountability in cash handling
Makes closing & balancing cash at the end of the shift easier 🔄

With BillBook’s Cash Register feature, managing cashier transactions is transparent and effortless! 🚀💰

Let me know if you need any refinements! 😊

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