Every drawer counted, every euro explained.

Give each physical drawer a number. A drawer opens on one till at a time, gets counted note by note and shows exactly what was over or short at close.

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One drawer, one till, one count.

Open a drawer on a till and it can’t be opened anywhere else until it is closed. The suggested opening float is what was left in it, adjusted for pay-ins and pay-outs.

  • Numbered drawers per location
  • Opening float suggested from the last count
  • Count by denomination, note by note

Swap tills without a recount.

Suspend a drawer to take it off a till without counting it, and count it later. The till can open another drawer straight away.

  • Suspend now, count later
  • Over and short per drawer in the back office
  • Blind counts, pay-ins and drops are built in

What the cash drawers do.

  • Numbered drawers

    Each physical drawer gets a number and its own history.

  • One till at a time

    A drawer that is open on one till can’t be opened on another.

  • Count by denomination

    Count notes and coins per drawer, and the total adds itself up.

  • Suspend a drawer

    Detach it from the till and count it when the rush is over.

  • Float suggestion

    Start the day with what was left, adjusted for pay-ins and pay-outs.

  • Over and short

    See the difference per drawer and per count in the back office.

Your next service could run on Verimly.

3 days free on any plan. Set it up this afternoon, open with it tomorrow.