Opening the drawer, receiving deliveries, counting stock, moving inventory and publishing the week’s shifts happen in the same system that rings the sales.

Daily store routines are the recurring jobs that keep a store’s cash, stock and staffing accurate: opening and closing the register, receiving purchase orders, counting stock, transferring inventory, reordering and scheduling shifts. Retailer OS runs each of these in the product itself, so finishing one updates the drawer, the inventory ledger or the schedule directly.
Start with an opening float. At close, see what the drawer should hold, enter counted cash, and record the difference with a note.
Receive against the PO so quantities and costs land in the inventory ledger.
Count by location with system, counted and variance side by side, and move stock between locations with tracked transfers.
Build shifts by staff member and location, publish the week, and let staff punch in and out.
Enter the opening float and start selling.
Receive purchase orders against what you ordered, and send or receive transfers between locations.
Run a stock count and review the variance, then work through reorder alerts for items below their reorder point.
Count the drawer, note any difference, and publish next week’s schedule.
Opening, receiving, counts and scheduling in the same app as the register.
A clear open and close, with counted cash recorded against what the drawer should hold.
Counts, receipts and transfers that update stock as they are done.
Last updated September 14, 2026
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