Choose a count to audit
The administrator selects a cashier, then one of the last ten counts available locally. Previously audited counts are marked and cannot be restarted from this list.
Whether routine, periodic or part of an audit, cash register checks help secure closing operations. The manager recounts the cash with Monetec, which compares the results automatically without changing the initial count.
Under the company's internal procedures, the manager can check an existing count, whether or not a discrepancy or anomaly has been detected.
The administrator selects a cashier, then one of the last ten counts available locally. Previously audited counts are marked and cannot be restarted from this list.
A new session opens. The administrator uses the usual Monetec counting methods and receives results directly from compatible machines, without re-entering them.
Monetec compares the two totals automatically and shows whether they match or if there is a shortage or surplus.
An audit must not erase or replace the original closing result. Monetec creates a separate technical count and records a distinct audit report.
During recounting, access to the app history is hidden to avoid revealing the original result on that screen.
The approved audit is saved with the manager's identity, the original count and both compared results.
Whether planned or occasional, the manager gets an easy-to-read comparison and chooses what to do before confirming.
The recounted amount matches the initial amount. Monetec shows there is no discrepancy and lets the administrator approve the audit.
The recount differs from the original result. Monetec shows both amounts, calculates the difference and indicates a shortage or surplus. The administrator may correct the recount, cancel, or approve with the discrepancy.
Whether at every closing, at regular intervals or by spot check, a second count lets you compare the initial result with a fresh physical measurement.
With integrated counting modules, the manager does not need to re-enter results sent by compatible devices. The comparison is automatic.
The procedure clearly distinguishes between the person whose register was closed and the administrator who performed the audit.
For routine controls and occasional audits: a second independent count, automatic comparison and a separate report that does not alter the initial count.