3 Steps to Automate your Cash Handling Procedures

Cash Handling Solutions3 Steps to Automate your Cash Handling Procedures

What Cash Handling Systems do I Need?This is by far the most popular enquiry we receive.

Because we’re all about streamline & automation, we’ve implemented a Product Wizard (PW) tool into our website.

What is the PW? It streamlines how you research for cash handling systems.

This is a quick guide demonstrating how the PW works along with the various features that can help automate your cash handling procedures.

Automated Cash Handling Systems in 3 easy steps;

1. Cash Handling Selection– What type of cash you handle?

2. Usage Selection– What are your cash handling procedures?

3. Area Selection– Where do you handle the cash?

1. Cash Handling Selection• What type of cash do you handle?

Coins

Both

Notes

2. User Selection

Counterfeit Detection

Sorting

Counting

Fitness

• What are your cash handling procedures?

Deposit

Store

Package

Point of Sale

2. User Selection - Defined• Counterfeit Detection• UV – Ultra Violet, ICD – Intelligent Code Detector, IR –

Infrared Ink, DD – Dimension Detection, MG – Magnetic.

• Counting• Reduce your cash drawer counting time from an average

hand count of 18 minutes to just under 2 minutes.

• Sorting• Sort large volumes of mixed denomination banknotes &

coins at a fraction of the time.

• Fitness• Banknotes must be fitness tested to identify any

fraudulent, damaged or mutilated banknotes before they are redistributed back into circulation.

• Deposit• Deposit machines manage large volumes of cash in

exchange for a voucher. They can act as a self-service machine for customers, or a cash office solution for staff.

• Package• Commonly used by CIT’s and cash depots, packaging

solutions strap banknotes in bundles & wrap coins in paper or plastic tubes.

• Store• The method by which cash is securely kept.• These systems should adhere to the design standards of

the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) in the States or the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) in Europe.

• Point of Sale• The POS refers to the cash handling systems you want to

keep within reach of the cashier.

3. Area Selection

Teller Line

• Where will your cash handling systems be located?

Back Office

Product Wizard