How to Complete the End of Day Processes
This guide outlines the steps for completing your end-of-day (EOD) process efficiently.
Overview of the EOD Process
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Check for Pending Sales
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Navigate to Main > Point of Sale.
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Use the dropdown menu to confirm there are no pending sales needing processing.
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Access Transaction Summary
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Click the Transaction button (bottom left).
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Review all processed sales.
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Start the EOD Session
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Click End Session.
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If it’s your first time, enter your float value. For subsequent sessions, this step will not require setup.
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Balance Registers
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Enter the total cash in the register, including the float.
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Example: If your total takings are $500, input this value.
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Optionally, break down the cash denominations in the provided columns.
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Balance your EFTPOS transactions (e.g., EFTPOS, AMEX totals).
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Verify Balances
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Review the totals:
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Count: Total you entered.
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Expected: System-calculated total.
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Difference: Any variance should ideally be $0.
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Adjust entries if needed to correct variances.
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Handle Variances
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If the till doesn’t balance:
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Recount cash and double-check transactions.
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Ensure no pending sales are left in the dropdown menu.
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Use the Previous button in the EOD wizard to make adjustments.
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If the variance persists, leave a comment or reason explaining the discrepancy.
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Cross-Check Records
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Use the built-in calculator if necessary.
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Print a transaction summary to cross-check against receipts and appointments.
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Finalize the EOD Process
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Confirm the ending cash in the drawer equals the float.
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Review printing options:
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Print session balance and trading summary reports if needed.
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Reports can also be accessed later via Tools > Reports.
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Optional Actions
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View Session Balance Reports
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Navigate to Tools > Reports.
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Expand the End of Day category and select a session.
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View, export, or print details, including timestamps, attempts, and notes.
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Email Reports
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Export session balances for attachment to emails.
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Tips for a Smooth EOD Process
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Always include the float when entering cash totals.
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Double-check all entries to avoid discrepancies.
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Use printed summaries to maintain organized records of transactions and receipts.
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Avoid printing unnecessary reports, such as the business log, unless specifically required.