Assign the selling session
Bind the operator, drawer reference, business date, lane and witnessed opening float.
Workflow blueprint
A POS register is accountable when the till session has custody
Keep sales records, drawer events, external tender responses and physical counts distinguishable.
Design a reviewable register session without promising drawer hardware, printers, payment processing, fiscal devices, theft prevention, cash-count accuracy or PCI validation.
TL;DR — Design a reviewable register session without promising drawer hardware, printers, payment processing, fiscal devices, theft prevention, cash-count accuracy or PCI validation.
Preserve exceptional money events
Give voids, returns, paid-outs, float changes and safe drops distinct reasons and authority.
Keep tenders outside cash truth
Store processor or other external responses without rewriting an attempted payment as accepted.
Challenge the observed close
Compare expected cash with a physical count and preserve the reviewer question, answer and sign-off.
Page-specific decision aid
A till-session, drawer-event, tender-result, count-challenge and close chain
The chain opens with one cashier and witnessed float, then records receipt sequence, suspended sale, manager void, customer return, paid-out evidence, safe-drop acknowledgement, external tender response, expected cash, observed note count, difference challenge and accepted close.
- ✓A drawer assignment is not a cash count.
- ✓A payment retry must reuse the sale identity.
- ✓A difference stays visible after sign-off.
Scope first
What Codeblix would confirm before implementation
This page is an operational blueprint. The final workflow, screens, permissions and integrations depend on your current process and agreed implementation scope.
- ✓Shared drawers require an explicit handover event
- ✓Corrections retain the original receipt reference
- ✓A closed software shift does not count physical money
- ✓Hardware fiscal payment security and theft-prevention claims excluded
Relevant Codeblix foundations
Review the existing product areas that support the proposed workflow.
Use the related planning tools
Run the operational calculation, save the result in the URL and share it with your team.
Map this workflow to your operation
Tell Codeblix how work moves today. We will confirm the practical scope before proposing an implementation.
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