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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Ian, even if its a sale not recorded?
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    I agree Scalloway but it's mainly down to human error.
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Hi Ian, They can record either the physical cash or the Z reading and any difference is posted as a cash query. For me a cash query is something you don't understand
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    No problems just lack of clarity. For me I would go with the physical cash as that's what I'll bank and the site managers have to comment on why the Z readings differ to the actual cash, keeping the auditable records. What do you think?
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Scalloway, The Z totals and the cash very rarely are the same. So which figure do you go with,actual cash received or Z reading? If you have more cash than your Z reading what do you say are your sales?
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Thanks Ian. Although most people have their own opinion on what you should record my question really is what would you do?
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    An electronic system so the head office can see what they've sold
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    The individual units have to enter their cash sales onto a portal, would you enter the Z reading even though they could be incorrect or the actual cash taken??
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Hi Kevin, Mainly due to human error. Over-rings or incorrect change given
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    Z reading on cash till versus actual cash received

    Hi all, I'm hoping somebody can help please. If a Z reading says one figure and the cash is either up or down, what do you record as the cash sale? Is it the cash received or the Z reading. Thanks
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