Cash (Register)
iTefteriThe physical cash register, per user. Every cashier/shift has their own balance, records transactions, and you know who's holding what.
- A cash account per user — its own balance for every cashier/shift
- Receipts from the store, expenses, bank deposits/withdrawals
- Cash transfers to another user with acceptance
- Link to Tefteri and adjustment (adjust) of cash discrepancies
Where it belongs
A quick note about the plan.
Pro is the whole suite — €10 + VAT per month, cash drawer included. The cash drawer is not charged separately. Unlimited users and drawers.
What it gives you
A short description of the module, the way you use it in practice.
- A cash account per user: every cashier/shift has their own cash balance — you know who's holding what.
- You record receipts from the store, expenses, bank deposits/withdrawals in a few clicks.
- Cash transfers to another user with acceptance: the recipient confirms the amount (as is or corrected) before it enters their own cash account.
- Link to Tefteri: a cash expense also goes into Tefteri automatically as an expense.
- Adjustment (adjust) to close any cash discrepancy at the end of the shift.
- The owner defines who sees whose cash account (only their own, their team's, or all).
What kind of business it's for
When several people handle cash across different shifts or locations.
- At closing you see clearly what came in, what went out and what's left — per person.
- Disputes over "who took what" are settled by the transfer history.
- Per period you see the opening balance, transactions and closing, plus the current balance.
How you use it
A simple usage flow that doesn't wear you out.
- You record every transaction that affects the cash register.
- You use comments to remember what things were (especially for small amounts).
- You do a quick check weekly, not just at the end of the month.
Which modules it pairs well with
Use them together and you get a clearer picture.
- Tefteri (Income–Expenses) — To see totals per category.
- Cheques & Obligations — For due dates/status of obligations.
- Statistics — For a picture of periods and breakdowns per category.
- Compare — For comparing periods (last year vs this year).
Use cases where it shines
See the use case pages where we recommend it.
- Retail
- Food service — and the worked example: Who has your money right now?
- Stores with business partners
Frequently asked questions
Next step
If you like, try it out and then we can tailor it to your specific use.