Who has your money right now?
In food service the biggest problem isn't sales. It's that you have to be there to know.
- Your employee closes and records cash vs card. The cash goes straight into their drawer, automatically.
- Anything they pay during the day, they record — and it leaves their drawer. You see it the moment it happens.
- Everyone sees only their own. You see everything.
You have to be there. To see who closed, how much came in, who paid the supplier, and out of which pocket. Miss one day and you lose the thread. Miss three and you sit down to piece it together.
And the questions are always the same:
- Where does the money go?
- Who is holding what right now?
- Who paid, how much, and to whom?
- What's been paid and what's still owed?
iTefteri answers them the moment they happen. From your phone, wherever you are.
How it goes today
If this sounds familiar, you're not the only one.
- Calling the shop to find out how much it closed with.
- Slips and receipts in the till drawer.
- “I took 45 from the till for the greengrocer” — from memory, at the end of the week.
- Invoices on credit that get forgotten until the supplier calls.
- To go away for two days, you call every night.
How it goes with iTefteri
Two days in one shop. Three people, three cash drawers.
| Role | Own drawer | What they see | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maria | owner | yes | everything — hers and everyone's |
| Nikos | manager, morning shift | yes | his own + all staff. Not Maria's |
| Giorgos | employee, closing shift | yes | only his own |
Maria records rent, accountant and wages in the same ledger. Giorgos sees none of it. He records only his own day.
Giorgos keeps a €100 float in his drawer, so he has cash on hand when needed.
- Monday, 01:20. Giorgos closes.Takings €780: cash €310, card €470. The €310 goes into his drawer automatically.
Giorgos's balance now: €410
Maria sees it on her phone, at home. The €470 in card payments she expects at the bank. - Tuesday. Maria is away all day.
- 10:40 The ice arrives. He pays €30 cash and records it. Balance now: €380
- 12:15 Greengrocer. He pays €45 cash and records it. Balance now: €335
- 13:30 The drinks arrive, €420 on credit. He records it as unpaid. Not a euro leaves the drawer — but Maria knows she owes €420, and by when.
Tuesday, 01:10 — he closes again. Takings €640: cash €250, card €390.
Giorgos's balance now: €585 - Wednesday morning. Maria drops by.She knows before she walks in: Giorgos has €585. She takes €485 and leaves him the float.
What you get
Running the shop becomes a two-minute job at closing. Go away for two days, go on holiday — you can still see the shop.
You have nothing to lose
Common questions
The questions we get asked most about per-employee cash drawers.
You're in control, wherever you are.
You'll have an account in 5 minutes. Tonight at closing, your employee records the first day's takings — and you see it on your phone.
Start free for 20 daysSee the other problems it solves:
“The till doesn't add up.” “How much did I make this month?” “Send me a photo of the notebook.”