POS
Transaction truth
Sales, tender, discount, void, and expected cash reporting should remain anchored in the POS.
Stage 5 - Most aware
Works with your POS
Keep the POS as the Source and Control What Happens After Close
Tillzen should not compete with the POS for transaction truth. POS reports show what was recorded. Tillzen preserves the post-close proof trail so district and finance can review the closeout without rebuilding the shift.
Buyer wants to know Tillzen will fit current systems instead of forcing replacement.
Tillzen
Post-close control
Proof state, variance reason, owner, sign-off, status, and review history stay with the closeout packet.
Pilot
Test the handoff
The pilot measures whether fewer closeouts need side-channel follow-up after POS close.
System boundary
The POS report is not the broken part.
Most operators already trust their POS for transaction totals. The gap appears when the report leaves the store without proof, reason quality, owner, and review state attached.
- Keep POS reports for transaction totals.
- Attach closeout proof and context after POS close.
- Route unresolved items before finance inherits them.
- Measure fewer unanswered records by Day 14.
Pilot proof standard
The page should move the buyer toward one real closeout.
Close to action. Needs specificity, risk reduction, proof, and a clear pilot path.
POS stays source
Post-close trail
Proof state
Reason quality
Review owner
Questions
Common Decision Questions
Does Tillzen replace POS reporting?
No. Tillzen works after POS close and keeps proof, reason, owner, sign-off, and review state attached to the closeout record.