Sales, tips, refunds, card, cash, deposits. The till ties them together at the close. Match-or-explain nudges the discrepancybefore you leave for the night, not the following Tuesday when it's ten times harder to remember.
The expected number for cash is the sales total minus card minus deposits taken minus refunds. If the cash drawer count doesn't match, the till asks for a one-line reason before it lets you close. Five seconds now, hours saved later.
The till knows what the cash drawer should hold. You count, you confirm, you move on.
"£5 short, accidental cash refund to walk-in" is enough. The note travels with the close to the accountant.
If the cash drawer is consistently short, the owner sees it, the till doesn't bury it.
Hit close. The till writes a Z-report against the day, tags it by payment method and stylist, and emails it to the owner and the accountant. No re-typing into a spreadsheet, no "who took the £40 cash this morning" two days later.
Three pivots on the same close, ready for the team page and the payouts.
Set the recipient once, the Z-report lands at 23:00 every trading day.
Service revenue, retail revenue, refunds, deposits, tips, each on its own line.
Type a number. Remi calls in under a minute, roleplaying a small salon, same product your customers would hear, end-to-end. No signup, no card.
A 30-minute walk-through with one of our founders, your salon's setup, your services, your accent, your voice card. You leave with Remi live on your number.