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Filters
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- This is a single date report
- Each shift will be shown separately and then a daily totals will be shown on the last page
- To create new shifts search 'Shifts' in OfficeMate
- At the beginning of each line, there is a (+) or (-) symbol to indicate the direction each line will effect the previous 'Running Total' figure
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SALES
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- The total sale value of all items ordered in this shift AND;
- Minus (-) any refunds made in this shift (except to stale accounts)
- Minus (-) any deleted items in this shift (except to stale accounts)
- Sales figures are including discount or surcharges
- Sales figures are Inc GST
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(+) Sales Inc Discounts and Refunds
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- This field is a repeated field from above to begin the running total
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(+) Sales Allocated Previous
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- The total value of items ordered in this shift, to accounts that were opened in a previous shift (a stale account)
For further investigation:
- Search for "Trading Day Discrepancy" events in the Transaction Journal
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(-) Refunds From Previous Day
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- The total value of items refunded in this shift, for accounts that were opened in a previous shift (from closed accounts)
For further investigation:
- View the refund report in OfficeMate
- Search for "Refund" events in the Transaction Journal.
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(+) Payments to Stale Accounts
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- The total value of payments in this shift, for accounts that were opened in a previous shift (a stale account)
For further investigation:
- Search for "Trading Day Discrepancy" events in the Transaction Journal
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(-) Nett Debtor Sales
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- The total sale value of items added to debtors in this shift AND;
- Minus (-) any refunds made to debtors (a reverse sale)
For further investigation:
- View the "Debtor Transactions" report in OfficeMate
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(+) Nett Debtor Payments
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- All payments or adjustments that have been made to debtors
- (+) Cash or Card
- (+) Discounts (debtor adjustments)
- (-) Surcharges (debtor adjustments)
For further investigation:
- View the "Debtor Transactions" report in OfficeMate
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(-) Nett Debtor Adjustments
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- The total value of discounts and surcharges made to debtors in this shift
- Discounts calculated as a (+) positive value to indicate that the price was lower than the usual price (a + cost to the business)
- Surcharges calculated as a (-) negative value to indicate that the price was higher than the usual price (a - cost to the business)
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(+) Voucher Topups
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- The total value of payments made to vouchers in this shift
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(-) Voucher Topups Reversals
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- The total value of payments removed from vouchers in this shift
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(-) Voucher Redeems
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- The total value of vouchers redeemed in this shift
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(+) Voucher Redeem Reversals
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- The total value of vouchers redeemed and then cancelled in this shift
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(-) Applied Previous Transaction
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- The total value of payments that were moved from a debtor to an account using 'Applied Previous Transactions' in this shift
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(-) Sales From Future
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- The total sale value of items added on a future date to accounts that were opened in this shift (a stale account) AND;
- Minus (-) any items that were removed on a future date to accounts that were opened in this shift (a reverse sale)
For further investigation:
- Search for "Trading Day Discrepancy" events in the Transaction Journal
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(-) Payments From The Past
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- Payments made on a previous shift to an account that was opened during this shift
- This is only caused when two or more terminals are in different trading days (contact technical support)
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(+) Payments To The Future |
- Payments made during this shift to an account that was opened in a future shift
- This is only caused when two or more terminals are in different trading days (contact technical support)
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(-) This Day's Open Accounts
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- The total sale value of all items ordered in this shift, that have not yet been paid off
For further investigation:
- Search for "Open Orders" report in OfficeMate
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(-) Tables that were open at the end of the day that have since been paid
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- The total value of items ordered in this shift, that had a payment applied to them on a future date (a stale account)
For further investigation:
- Search for "Trading Day Discrepancy" events in the Transaction Journal
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(-) Sales Rounding Adjustment
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- The difference of rounding calculations
- ie. the rounding of individual items v's rounding of total sales for the shift (could be slightly different)
- This would be (+) or (-) 1 cent per occurrence and so is usually only a small amount per shift
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(-) Unbalanced Accounts
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- This means that there was one or more closed accounts that have a balance that is not $0
- This is uncommon and is usually operator error eg;
- A user went into the refund screen, cancelled a payment and then then restarted WaiterMate instead of processing the payment
- An integrated @table eftpos transaction was manually paid off in WaiterMate as well as on the eftpos terminal
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(-) Unaccounted Balance
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- Events in the system that have effected the difference between sales and takings, that do not belong in any of the above fields
- Figures in this field are uncommon (contact technical support)
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TAKINGS
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- The total value of all payments made in this shift
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