Maximising your loss prevention efforts doesn’t have to be a costly and challenging task with a Cashmaster device. In today’s piece we explain exactly why, and answer the question ‘what are the advantages of a cash counter?’
In the latest edition of our Cashmaster features series, we will explain why a Cashmaster One is the best money counter on the market, and a great solution to achieve loss prevention.
What Are The Advantages of a Cash Counter?
If you’re trying to work out if a cash counter is for you, there’s more to it than just achieving a simpler process. Let’s look at them now:
Time Savings
One of the biggest issues for customer-facing business like supermarkets, restaurants and retail is time.
Our Cashmaster One range can reduce your count time from an average of 8 minutes to under 60 seconds. Our solution also dramatically reduces the risk for manual error throughout the count and reporting, ensuring there is no need for time-consuming recounts.
By significantly reducing the time it takes to carry out a register count and with potential time savings in the range of 10 hours per location per week, staff can invest more time meeting the needs of customers and the business, especially keeping queues down at the tills.
To find out exactly how much time and money you could be saving, try our Savings Calculator.
Driving Loss Prevention
Loss Prevention requires a significant investment of your employees’ time and budget, as well as operating on paper-thin margins, can exacerbate even the smallest discrepancies.
It's no surprise therefore that it’s important to ensure you have consistent cash management processes throughout your business to protect your cash.
Our Cashmaster One range has a variety of features to ensure you are covered. Register and employee IDs, management access restrictions, data transfer and data storage can all provide the capability to allow any discrepancies to be quickly and simply tracked and managed without any fuss.
Greater control not only makes staff more accountable, but encourages them to have stronger adherence to your cash-handling procedures. As the University of Strathclyde’s business school highlights, our cash counting devices adhere to exemplary cash handling procedures, and helps you meet the guidelines they advise with ease.
Employee Productivity
Building strong customer loyalty in a fiercely competitive marketplace has never been more important. This is particularly true of ‘bricks-and-mortar' locations, where the cost of having a physical presence grows year-on-year.
Cash counting can be a laborious and inefficient task, which can be made increasingly time-consuming when it has to be carried out more than once during an employee shift.
Our Cashmaster One range reduces this time significantly, meaning there will be no more staying late after shifts for employees to complete their register counts and it will free up their time to focus on key tasks and learn new aspects of the business.
Increased employee satisfaction can also lead to more productive teams, lesser sick days and reduced employee turnover rates!
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So, when asking ‘what are the advantages of a cash counter?’, it's important to consider both the immediate and longer-term! Think of the benefits that you could achieve for yourself, your people, and your business. Trial a Cashmaster One device today.