Staff & attendance
Know who is on shift and who rang up each sale.
A till with a shared login is a till nobody is accountable for. CEMAC POS gives every employee their own account, so each sale, refund and cash movement is stamped with the person who made it. When the day's takings are counted, you can see exactly who rang up what, which turns a vague shortfall into a specific question.
Individual accounts, individual records
Each cashier signs in with their own credentials, on the shared counter device or on their own phone. Their sales roll up into a per-person total for the shift, so a manager can compare cashiers, spot an unusually high void rate, and reconcile the drawer against the sales one person actually made rather than the whole team's.
What you can see per person
- Total sales and number of transactions for the shift or the day.
- Refunds and cancellations they processed, kept visible in the audit trail.
- Which outlet they were working, for a business with more than one branch.
- The trail of exactly which sale each of them recorded, and when.
Accountability without heavy admin
Adding a new cashier takes moments: create the account, assign a role, and they are ready at the counter. Because CEMAC POS is offline-first, a cashier keeps selling under their own name even when the connection drops, and their attributed sales sync back the moment it returns, with nobody's takings folded into a generic guest total.
This module covers staff accounts, attribution and takings, not statutory payroll calculation. It tells you what each person sold and handled; it does not compute CNPS contributions or salary slips, which stay with your payroll process.
Pairing named accounts with the tamper-evident sales history means responsibility is not just a matter of memory. If a question arises about a transaction weeks later, the record already says who did it, on which device, at what time.
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