Cash control for shops

Know where the shop money went.

Storvex puts sales money, shop expenses, deposits and cash counts into clear records. This helps the owner check expected cash against counted cash.

  • Shop owner
  • Cashier
  • Store manager
Storvex shop view
Cash checkSee the records behind the cash total
01
Sales moneyMoney expected from completed sales
02
ExpensesShop money recorded as spent
03
DepositsMoney moved out of the shop drawer
04
DifferenceCounted cash compared with expected cash

Missing money is hard to find when records are separate.

A sales total alone does not explain expenses, deposits or cash handed over. When each movement has a record, the owner can check the difference without searching through many books.

Check the money without searching through books.

01

Close the day faster

Use recorded sales and money movements during the cash count.

02

Explain differences

Check expenses, deposits and drawer actions before asking many people.

03

Keep better handovers

Give the next worker a clear starting cash record.

Count the cash and find any difference.

Each step uses the same shop records. Workers do not need to write the same details in many books.

  1. 1

    Open the cash drawer

    Start with the cash amount available at the beginning.

  2. 2

    Record money movements

    Keep sales, expenses and deposits in their correct records.

  3. 3

    Count the cash

    Enter the money physically counted at the end of the work period.

  4. 4

    Check the difference

    Compare counted cash with the amount Storvex expected.

Your money records connect to sales and staff work.

Storvex links this job to the other shop records you already need.

Sales tracking

Use completed sales when checking expected money.

Expense records

See what shop money was spent and why.

Staff management

Know who opened, used or closed a drawer.

Built to save time

Record each money move once. Check the cash later.

The owner can start with the recorded movements instead of asking workers to remember every payment and expense at the end of the day.

Start with your shop

Make the daily cash check clear.

Keep sales money, expenses and cash counts in one shop system.