
Cash float in the Imprion POS system digitalizes cash control, prevents register discrepancies and enables faster end-of-day closing
02.04.2026 | 3 minutes of reading
If you often ask at the end of the day, “Why doesn’t the cash balance match expectations?”, the problem is usually manual cash float management.
The new Cash Float functionality in the Imprion POS system digitalizes cash control — from the opening deposit to shift closing — and provides complete traceability of all changes.
Result: fewer errors, faster closing procedures, and a clear overview of operations.
In most businesses, the problem is not employees — but the process.
Most common causes:
Without traceability, discrepancies appear.
Cash Float eliminates this issue through automatic logging.
Cash Float is a digital cash management system inside the Imprion POS that tracks money throughout the entire working day.
Instead of paper notes, Excel sheets, or employee memory, the system keeps records automatically.

When logging in, the employee enters the starting cash amount.
Example:
The system saves this as the day’s baseline.
Every change is recorded:
✔ every action has a timestamp
✔ every change is linked to a user
At closing, the POS automatically compares:
The difference is displayed immediately.
No manual checking or recounting required.
Management can check anytime:
Everything is visible in the web-based POS management system.
Biggest change: transparency.
Cash Float is part of the Imprion POS ecosystem, which includes:
The price of the Imprion POS depends on the number of registers and selected package.
Cash Float is not just another POS feature — it’s a way for businesses to establish cash control without additional workload.
👉 Want to see it in action? Book a free demo and discover in 30 minutes how the Imprion POS system can speed up operations in your business.
Yes, centralized overview is available in the back office.
Yes — every action includes a user trail.
Yes, data synchronizes later.
Yes — that’s where it delivers the most value.
Cash discrepancies most often occur due to manual float tracking. A digital POS system with change tracking ensures full traceability and significantly reduces errors.