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Cash Management - Cash Deposit

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Cash Deposit section records cash that is removed from the store and deposited into a bank or other secure account

  • Used to document end-of-day or scheduled bank deposits

  • Does not open the cash drawer and does not affect the active drawer balance

  • Creates a deposit record for reconciliation and reporting purposes

Cash Deposit is a reporting and reconciliation action, not a drawer operation. It tracks where the store’s cash goes after it leaves the drawer.

Common Use Cases

  • Daily bank deposits after closing

  • Mid-day deposits for high-volume locations

  • Verifying deposited amounts against expected cash totals

Key Difference to Remember

Cash Drop: Moves cash from the drawer to a safe (still in-store)

Cash Deposit: Records cash deposited out of the store (to the bank)

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