Reconcile daily
Closing checks that catch the discrepancy before it becomes a loss.
Compare expected vs actual balances and pin down discrepancies before they become silent losses. Close your day with a two-minute check instead of an hour of counting.
Reconciliation tied to shifts
An agent opens a shift with the cash and float they actually hold, records transactions all day, then closes with what is really in the drawer. The shift becomes the natural unit of accountability.
Expected vs actual, computed for you
Finnotes works out what cash and float should be after the day’s entries and compares it against what you enter at closing. The difference is shown per currency — no spreadsheet formulas, no mental arithmetic.
Every difference is flagged
A 50,000 SSP shortage shows up as a clear flag the moment you close. You can investigate it in the transaction history behind that shift, instead of discovering months later that something quietly went missing.
The notebook era is over
Reconciliation that used to take an hour at the end of the day becomes a two-minute check. Because the logic is consistent every evening, small leaks are caught while they are still small.