One drawer, one shift, every screen agrees.

Managers open and close cash drawers on main registers, one active shift per register. Floor devices follow location open-shift status, save tabs when any main shift is open, and never run a shadow drawer. End of night reconciles starting cash, card sales, and drawer opens per register.

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Shifts

Cash shifts across your terminals, with reconciliation and order history.

Status	Terminal	Location	Opened by	Orders	Sales	Over / Short
Open	Register 1	Downtown	Sam	94	$2,140	Open
Closed	Register 2	Downtown	Maya	112	$2,680	Balanced
Closed	Register 1	Harbor Front	Jordan	78	$1,920	-$18.00

Shift per register

Each main register holds at most one open shift

Cash

Drawer control

Open, reconcile, and close on the main register

Match

Expected vs counted

Catch gaps before you leave for the night

What your team actually opens

These are real product screens, not mockups of a mockup. Scroll through the same views managers and floor staff use during a shift.

Every drawer, one list
See status, terminal, who opened, orders, sales, and Over or Short after close.
Shifts
Cash shifts across your terminals, with reconciliation and order history.
Status Terminal Location Opened by Orders Sales Over / Short
Open Register 1 Downtown Sam 94 $2,140 Open
Closed Register 2 Downtown Maya 112 $2,680 Balanced
Closed Register 1 Harbor Front Jordan 78 $1,920 -$18.00
Reconcile without guesswork
Opening float, expected cash, counted cash, payments, and the order timeline. Read-only on the dashboard.
Shift
Register 1
Downtown · Opened by Sam · 9:02 AM
Reconciliation
Opening float
$200.00
Sales (settled)
$2,140.00
Expected cash
$412.00
Counted cash
-
Over / Short
Open
Payments
Cash · 28 ordersCard · 61 ordersGift card · 5 orders
Order timeline
9:02 AMShift opened
9:18 AMFirst settled order
12:40 PM94 orders so far
Close cash on the register
Staff count the drawer on the terminal. Managers review the result on the dashboard after close.
End Shift
Count the cash in the drawer
Counted cash
$412.00
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Cash mistakes that cost a manager their night

When drawers disagree with sales, managers stay late. Per-register shifts make the gap visible before you leave.

“A handheld took a payment after we thought the drawer was closed.”

Handhelds save tabs only; payment routes to the main register. Tablets cannot charge; the register that settles owns the sale.

“End of night takes an hour because card and cash never match.”

Shift close rolls starting cash, card sales, and drawer opens into one manager sign-off per register, then reconciliation shows the gap clearly.

How cash control runs

Manager opens on the main register

Set starting cash on each main register that will take payment. A second drawer at the same site gets its own shift.

Staff work from main registers or handhelds

After login, staff see shift status: this drawer on the main register, any open main shift on handhelds.

Close and reconcile per register

Each main register owns its end-of-night close with the sales settled on that device.

Managers open and close shifts on main registers with starting cash and reconciliation

Multiple main registers can trade at once; each drawer keeps its own shift

Handhelds follow location open-shift status; payment always runs on the main register

No-sale drawer opens and floor shortcuts from the hub after login

End-of-shift cash count compares expected drawer to what was counted

Shift history and reconciliation views for managers after close

Operator PINs work on the device so staff can still clock into a shift offline

Open-shift status every screen agrees on

Handhelds know whether the location has an open main shift before they save a tab. Payment stays on the main register. No charge on a tablet after you thought the drawer was closed.

End of night without the hour-long scramble

Each main register reconciles its own starting cash, card sales, and drawer opens. Two drawers at one site close independently. No fighting over one shared shift record.