The cash in the drawer, the bank account and the mobile wallet read on one page.
Rent, transport, electricity, wages: you finally see what weighs and what is drifting.
Customer credit is a figure per person, with its history — not a line in a notebook.
What you can do with it
As many accounts as you have drawers and banks, each with its balance and history.
An expense entered with its category, payee, receipt and payment method.
Credit extended, deposits received and balances owed, kept per customer.
The declared float, the counted amount at close, and the gap as a number.
Money in and money out by period, by account and by category, exportable.
How it works
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Declare your accounts
One account per drawer, per bank and per mobile wallet actually in use.
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Record what leaves
Every expense with its category. What comes in arrives by itself from sales.
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Close and compare
Counted against expected, every evening, on every till.
What the module includes
- POS checkout
- Cash and bank reports
- Payment methods
- Money in and money out
- Expenses
- Cash and bank accounts
The tab, the personal purse and the mobile wallet
Three realities most software ignores. Credit extended to a regular is tracked as a balance, not as an oversight. Mobile money is a treasury account in its own right, fees included. And the blur between the shop’s cash and the household’s money is handled by the daily close: what leaves must be recorded for the evening’s gap to mean anything.
Common questions
Can I track several currencies?
Yes, currencies are declared at company level and an account can be kept in its own. Consolidated statements use the main currency.
How do I handle a till discrepancy?
The close records the counted amount against the expected one. The gap stays in the log with its date and its owner: it becomes a fact to explain rather than an embarrassment to absorb.
Are mobile money fees tracked?
On collections that go through online payments, yes: fees appear transaction by transaction. On a transfer received directly into your wallet, the cost is entered like any other expense.
