Yeri OSPilot
Every manat in its place at the end of the shift.
Open the shift with a float, record pay-ins and pay-outs, and close by counting the cash by denomination.
Cash, kept in order
Opening float
The shift opens with the starting amount in the drawer.
Pay-ins and pay-outs
Money put in or taken out of the drawer is recorded with a reason.
Count by denomination
At close, count notes and coins one by one.
X and Z reports
An X report during the day, a Z report at the end of the shift.
Blind close
The cashier counts without seeing the expected amount; the manager sees the result. Anything still open that blocks the close is listed first.
- Count by denomination
- Shift handover
- A list of what's still open before you close
The drawer opens with the receipt
The cash drawer plugs into the receipt printer and opens when a cash receipt prints.
- Print status and reprint
- Receipts, kitchen tickets and labels on separate printers
- Printed receipts are not fiscal receipts
Drawer, printer and counter together
The counter runs on iPhone and iPad, the receipt printer joins your network and the cash drawer plugs into the printer.
See the hardware- Cash drawer
- Receipt printer
- iPad
- iPhone
How businesses like yours use it
For every counter that takes cash.
Resources
What works alongside this feature, and common questions.
Frequently asked questions
- Features marked “Pilot” run with pilot businesses for now; those marked “Coming soon” aren’t running at any business yet; “Early access” means the Yeri POS app by invitation, before the App Store.
- Names, prices and figures on the screens are sample data.
- Yeri receipts are not fiscal receipts.
- iPhone and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. Photos are licensed stock (Unsplash); the people in them are not Yeri customers.