Teller & branch cash¶
The teller console is where physical cash meets the ledger: deposits and withdrawals at the counter, the tills and vaults that hold cash, and the blind proofs that keep everyone honest.
Where: the Teller & Branch group.
The teller console¶
Teller & Branch → Teller is a role-aware workspace with tabs: Cashier (everyone), Tills and Vaults (supervisors), and Cash proofs (the audit trail).
A context rail shows your active till, cash on hand per currency, your name, your branch, and a Close till button. If no till is open, you will see "No open till. A supervisor must open a till before cash can be transacted."
Taking cash: the pre-post review¶
On the Cashier tab, pick the account and amount, add an optional narrative and, if you count it, a per-denomination note and coin mix (which must sum to the amount). Deposit or Withdraw opens a pre-post review. Nothing has moved yet. It shows:
- the account holder, and the current, available, held and overdraft balances;
- the projected available balance after the transaction;
- the charges the customer will bear, quoted from the same engine that posts them;
- the physical cash mix;
- the account's specimen signatures, to check against the wet signature (needs
signature:view).
Confirm and it posts. If the amount is over your limit, it is sent to Approvals for a checker.
Tills and vaults (supervisors)¶
- Open a till: a till code, branch, teller and an opening float per currency. Each float posts a
movement from the vault to the till. (
teller:till-open) - Fund a vault: top up a branch vault. (
teller:vault-fund) - Tables show till and vault balances and their movements, with Close on a till
(
teller:till-close).
A till session cannot span a date roll; end of day force-closes any till still open.
Blind cash proof¶
Closing a till is a blind count. You record the cash you physically counted per currency (or a denomination breakdown); the expected system balance is hidden until you submit. Each currency is proved on its own (a surplus in one never offsets a shortage in another) and a currency left blank closes unproven.
After you submit, the outcome is revealed: balanced, over, short or unproven, with the over/short journal for a supervisor to review. The Cash proofs tab filters by outcome and exports a close-till report.
Cash logistics¶
Teller & Branch → Cash logistics manages cash in transit: orders, repatriations, inter-branch movements and central-bank deliveries.
Key terms¶
- Till / vault
- The till is a teller's working cash drawer; the vault is the branch's cash store. Cash moves between them.
- Opening float
- The cash a till starts the session with, drawn from the vault.
- Blind count / cash proof
- Counting a till's cash without seeing the expected figure, so the count is honest. The result is a proof: balanced, over, short or unproven.
Roles that do this work¶
| Task | Permission | Typical role |
|---|---|---|
| Operate the counter | teller:operate, teller:cash-in, teller:cash-out |
Teller |
| Open / close tills | teller:till-open, teller:till-close |
Chief Teller |
| Fund vaults | teller:vault-fund |
Chief Teller |
| View specimen signatures | signature:view |
Teller, Chief Teller |
| Approve cash over threshold | teller:cash-approve |
Chief Teller |