Cash Scan and Till Monitoring Systems will superimpose all till transactions onto a cctv monitor
The KC-PRO can be covertly or overtly installed to allow the user to record Voids, No Sale,
Returns and Refunds, Short changing and Substitute scanning.
The picture on the right shows without doubt that not all items passed over the counter were entered into the cash register. Shown examples of how the KC-PRO will dramatically cut theft and fraud at the point of sale.
Shrinkage
This requires an accomplice or who loads up expensive items for check out. The clerk then rings up the items but charges a lower price than marked, or omits some of the dearer items. This type of loss shows up later as shrinkage.
Voids
These can be used after the customer has left and the same transaction has been rendered void by the clerk. The money is still in the register and will have to be removed either then or towards the end of the shift.
No Sales
These are the most common suspect sale. There are legitimate reasons like correcting change mistakes but if the clerk is enhancing his personality at your expense, pilfering, void transactions or substitute scanning, towards the end of a shift they will have to remove the accumulated money before their shift ends. Therefore it is especially important to check for all no sale transaction within the last hour of a shift.
Returns / Refunds
These are usually questionable when to exchange is made and cash is being paid out. Items are pulled from stock and fictitious refunds are given to friends relatives or the clerk themselves.
X / Z Reads
X Reads may be taken by fraudulent clerks who over charge customers or omit items and keep the money in the register until the end of the shift. They will then do a X read and compare the value with the amount in the resister and remove the surplus, resulting in the register to be correct at the end of the day, giving the excuse they was taking there tips they kept in the register.
Z Reads may be taken early in the day to reset the register and all the taking so far pocketed by the clerk, resulting in the owner only getting the taking from that point on.