The cash drawer is designed for consumers to make cash payments. It helps merchants manage cash more effectively and enhances security, allowing them to decide whether to automatically pop open the cash drawer based on different situations.
Cash Drawer Control
Setup method
➤ Backend location: Payment Settings > Payment Modules
When adding or editing a payment module, you can set the “cash drawer switch” to determine whether the cash drawer should open during checkout with that payment module.
After completing the backend settings, please log in to the POS with “Update menu” to activate the changes.
If multiple payment methods are used for a single order at checkout, the cash drawer will pop open if any of the payment modules have the cash drawer switch enabled.
Applicable payment modules
| Payment Module | Usage Area |
|---|---|
| Credit Card | Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore |
| Custom | Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore |
| Payment Module | Usage Area |
|---|---|
| LINE Pay | Taiwan |
| JKO | Taiwan |
| Easy Wallet | Taiwan |
| PX Pay Plus | Taiwan |
| Payment Module | Usage Area |
|---|---|
| KGI mPOS | Taiwan |
| Global Payments | Hong Kong, Singapore |
Cash Float In/Out
The Cash Float In/Out feature assists businesses in recording cash flow within the cash drawer during operations, including temporary expenses and receipts. These temporary items will be automatically included in the daily summary and closing calculations, ensuring that cash counts are accurate and not affected by temporary transactions. Learn more
Shift Closing
When the restaurant changes shifts, the summary feature allows for counting the amounts in each payment module. To facilitate counting the cash in the drawer, the system will automatically open the cash drawer when this action begins. Learn more