Your kiosk earns cash and merchandise: how to close the register without losing a single screw

The register that won't close: cash vs. inventory

A kiosk sells everything: candy, drinks, magazines. But at closing time, there's always the question: does the cash match what was sold? If someone takes a couple of candies without going through the register, cash goes up... and inventory doesn't. That gap is money laundering in disguise.

Kardex Tauro: mixed cash-inventory accounting

• Sale with receipt: every product sold is recorded at the point of sale. Cash and stock drop together.
• Shortage detected: at the end of the day, the Cash Differences Report shows whether cash matches the system. If it doesn't... alert!
• Shrinkage by opening: record losses with cause 'theft' or 'error'. Stock drops and Stock ledger keeps who reported it.

The honest kiosk routine

Don't close the register with blindfolds. Stock ledger records every sale, every opening, every closing. At the end of the day, cash and inventory walk hand in hand. And if something doesn't add up, you already know where to look.