Reconcile cash floats with vouchers and counted balances in view.

A cash tin should come with a record the next custodian can follow. Floatbook connects the issued float with purchase vouchers, receipt evidence and the closing count, helping branch supervisors review a difference while the people and transactions behind it are still available to explain it.

What it does

Float issue: Record the opening amount, custodian and handover time, giving each cash period a defined starting balance and a person responsible for its care.
Voucher register: Log individual cash purchases with purpose and amount, allowing the supervisor to reconstruct how the float was used during the recorded period.
Receipt attachments: Keep photographed purchase evidence beside its voucher, helping the reviewer check the spending without sorting loose slips at the end of the shift.
Count reconciliation: Compare the recorded vouchers and counted cash with the issued float, making the numerical difference visible while preserving the original count entry.
Supervisor review: Require an explanation and authorized decision for a difference, giving the next custodian a clear record of what was checked before the float changes hands.

Why people love it

FC-118 begins with SEK 2,000, records SEK 640 in vouchers and a SEK 1,340 count. Its SEK 20 shortfall remains visible for supervisor review instead of disappearing into the next opening balance.

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