Case studies
What changes for a shop once slips are checked rather than trusted.
These are illustrative examples showing the shape of a typical result. They are not named customers, and the figures are indicative.
Coffee shop
A busy café near a university
Mornings are a queue of small transfers, and staff were waving customers through because checking the bank app took longer than making the coffee.
- Slips a month
- ~900
- Time per check
- 4 sec
- Disputed payments
- 0
We stopped guessing. The answer comes back before the cup does.
Minimart
A neighbourhood shop open late
Different staff on each shift, and no way to tell who had accepted which payment when a figure did not add up at the end of the week.
- Slips a month
- ~1,400
- Staff using it
- 6
- Disputed payments
- 2
Every payment has a name on it now. The weekly count takes minutes.
Restaurant
A restaurant with three branches
Each branch kept its own notebook, and the owner only saw the picture days later when the books were brought together.
- Slips a month
- ~3,100
- Time per check
- 3 sec
- Branches
- 3
I can see all three branches from my phone, on the same screen.