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Your store can choose till setups depending on how you manage staff and reporting:
  • Floating tills: The till stays with the register. Multiple cashiers may log in and out throughout the day.
  • Fixed tills: One cashier is assigned to a specific till and lane during their shift.
✏️ Note: Fixed tills do not mean the cashier physically takes the till with them. Instead, it refers to one till being assigned to one cashier for a shift.

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Pros and Cons

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Choosing a Till Setup

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Each store should choose the till setup that best supports its team size, reporting needs, and workflows.
  • Floating tills may be a better fit for stores with smaller teams or fewer shifts per day.
  • Fixed tills can support higher-volume stores with more lanes, more staff, or frequent shift turnover, where individual accountability is important.
⚠️ Caution: Regardless of your setup, make sure your in-store process aligns with how Vori tracks till activity. Floating tills track by session, not by cashier.

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How Till Reports Work

The Till Report provides a snapshot of all cash activity recorded during a till session, including sales, payments, and any over/short differences. You can print the report directly from the POS once a till is closed.
  • With floating tills, the report shows all activity by session, regardless of which cashier was logged in.
  • With fixed tills, one cashier is assigned per till, making it easier to tie report data to that specific person.
✏️ Note: Reports are based on till sessions. To see cashier-level activity, ensure one cashier is assigned per session. Learn more in the End of Day Reporting help center article.

Related topics

Investigate and Resolve Till DiscrepanciesCreate and Manage DiscountsReview and Print the End of Day Report