A cashier should sell and see their own sales — not your profit, your cost prices or your settings. QuickPOS enforces that at the routing level: a cashier is taken straight to the sell screen and simply cannot open the pages their role doesn't include.
Start a shift and close it with an opening float and closing count.
Reconcile expected against actual cash so variances surface immediately.
Fast, personal sign-in per staff member — no shared passwords.
Refunds, cost edits, discounts and tax changes are limited to the roles you choose.
Every sensitive action leaves a record. Who opened the drawer, who processed the refund, who changed a price — the audit log captures it, so accountability doesn't depend on anyone's memory.
Yes. Roles are enforced strictly — a cashier only reaches the sell screen and their own sales. Profit, cost prices and settings are gated to owners and admins.
With a personal PIN, so sign-in is fast at a busy counter and actions are attributed to the right person.
Sensitive actions — refunds and voids, stock adjustments, price and tax changes, drawer events — are logged with who performed them.