Shifts, cash and day close¶
Opening and closing a day's trading, and accounting for the cash in the drawer.
Understand¶
- Shifts and cash drawers — what a shift is, what a drawer is, and why they close separately.
- Running service: availability, approvals and alerts — the three things a manager handles while service is happening.
- My shift — your own session, drawer and handover, from the floor rather than the office.
Set up and change¶
- Clock in and clock out — a captain's shift from clock-in to the manager closing it, with and without a cash drawer.
- Count and close a drawer — open a drawer, hand it over, count it at the end of the day, and review the count.
- Close the day — the end-of-day sign-off, and why it cannot be undone.
Related topics¶
- Reading your Overview — the shift and cash card, during service.
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Year Close — the accounting lock, which is not this.
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Reading a report — including the day-end summary.