Register Audit – Filter and Export

When you want to follow up on a specific employee, a certain type of event, or a defined period, you filter the register audit so only what you are looking for is shown. You find the filters at the top of the Kassahändelser tab under Admin → Kontrollcenter.

Quick date ranges

At the top are four quick buttons: Idag, Senaste 2 dagar, Senaste 7 dagar and Senaste 30 dagar. Click one to set the period instantly – perfect for a quick check after a shift.

Custom filters

If you want more control, there are four fields side by side:

1. Från – start date of the period
2. Till – end date of the period
3. Händelsetyp – pick a specific event type (e.g. only open discounts or only returns), or Alla händelser
4. Personal – pick an employee, or Alla

The filters can be combined freely. To see all discounts a certain server gave last week, set date, action, and staff at the same time. The list updates instantly, and at the bottom you can page through if there are many events.

Export to CSV

Next to the filters sits the Exportera CSV button. The same filters apply. Export can retrieve more rows than the visible page, but at most 5,000 events. Choose shorter date ranges to split a larger selection. Here is how:

1. Set date, action, and staff as you want
2. Click Exportera CSV
3. The file saves to your computer and can be opened in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets

Good to know

• The file uses semicolons and UTF-8. Select these when importing if your spreadsheet does not interpret the file correctly.
• The export includes time, staff, event, amount, details, and approved-by for each row.
• Use the CSV export as a monthly record: save one file per month and you have a traceable archive of discounts and voids to compare against going forward.

These dates filter register events and should not be confused with Analytics++ trading-day boundaries. Check the visible Från and Till dates after a preset. The list shows 50 events per page.

Tip: Make it a routine to export the register audit at the end of each month. That way you catch unusual patterns early – before they cost you money.