Ledger
One running record of every movement of cash, so the current balance is always derived from entries rather than typed in by hand.
Petty Cash Ledger
Track every riyal of site cash — what finance issued, what went out to each team, and what came back — so a reconciliation takes minutes instead of a morning of paper.
Runs in the browser. Data is saved on the server, so every device sees the same records.
Why it matters
Site cash rarely goes missing in one dramatic event. It leaks at the handovers: money issued to a foreman with nothing signed, a receipt that never made it back to the office, a float topped up twice because two people were both sure it had not been done.
The fix is a single ledger where issuing, spending and returning are all the same kind of record, each attached to a person and a date. Then the balance is not an opinion — it is arithmetic anyone can repeat.
Features
One running record of every movement of cash, so the current balance is always derived from entries rather than typed in by hand.
Record a spend against a category and a person at the moment it happens, while the receipt is still in someone's hand.
Log money going out from finance to a custodian or a team, so the float trail is explicit and every riyal has a named holder.
Produce a per-custodian statement showing what they were issued, what they have accounted for, and what is still outstanding.
The view from the office: total cash out on site, who is holding it, and where the unreconciled balances sit.
Maintain the categories, sites and cost headings the entries are coded against, so reporting stays consistent between months.
Separate accounts for finance and for the people holding cash, so the person spending is not the person signing it off.
Records live on the server rather than a single laptop, so a lost device is not a lost month of ledger.
How it works
Cash goes out to a named custodian and the issue is logged with the amount and date.
Each spend is entered against a category as it happens, not reconstructed from a shoebox at month end.
The custodian statement shows issued, spent and returned. What is left should be in the tin — and if it is not, you know which entry to look at.
Questions
Issuing is a finance function and is separated from the entry of spends, so the person holding the float is not the person authorising it.
Yes — the Statement view is per account, showing what was issued to that person, what they have accounted for and the balance still outstanding.
Yes. Sites and categories are maintained under Lists, and entries are coded against them so you can compare one site to another.
Yes. The ledger saves to the server rather than to browser storage on one machine, so records survive a lost or replaced device.
Accounts are created by your administrator under Users in SwiftPOS. If you have no administrator yet, message us on WhatsApp.
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