A shift ends with bills still open and the next cashier takes over
Who is involved
| Role | What they do |
|---|---|
| Outgoing cashier | Counts the drawer and closes the session. |
| Incoming cashier | Opens the till with a new float and finishes the open bills. |
Step by step
- Outgoing cashier
Counts the drawer and closes the session while a table bill is still open.
What they see:The report is frozen, and the till says how many open bills carry over.
- Incoming cashier
Opens the till and counts in a new opening float.
What they see:A new session starts on the register.
- Incoming cashier
Opens the carried-over bill and takes payment.
What they see:The bill moves into the new session, so the sale belongs to the new drawer and its end-of-day report.
Who is told what
No message is sent; the closing cashier is told how many bills carry over.
Related
- Point of Sale
- A waiter sends a dish to the kitchen and it comes back ready
- An offline sale could not be filed and a manager resolves it
- Paying a supplier from the drawer needs a manager
- Ask the assistant about the till, or have it do the work
- Sales, shifts and shops carry their own discussion
- Team workflows