On (default): at the business day switch, the Active drawer and any Open drawers are closed automatically, and a new Active drawer is created for the new business day.

Off: at the business day switch, the Active drawer changes to Open and stays open, so a manager can count and close it the next day. A new Active drawer is still created for the new business day, and new cash goes into the new drawer.

Saving doesn't change any drawer right away. The new setting takes effect at the next business day switch.

When the switch is off, a drawer that is still Open 7 business days after it was created is closed automatically.

If you turn the switch back on, all Open drawers are closed automatically at the next business day switch, together with the Active drawer. Until then, managers can still count and close them as usual.

This switch doesn't change how the starting balance of a new drawer is set.

To count and close the previous night's drawer on the POS, see Cash Management - Cash Drawer.

A new cash drawer is automatically created after the active drawer is closed

The new drawer is initialized with the default starting balance set in Cash Drawer Settings

No manual input is required during drawer close

Ensures a consistent starting cash amount for each new business period

A new cash drawer is created without a starting balance

Managers are prompted to enter the starting cash amount manually

Provides flexibility when starting cash varies by shift or day

Selected when performing a Pay Out from the cash drawer

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Help managers quickly understand and reconcile cash expenses