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    Understanding Sales by Cashier

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    Open Analytics++ → Kassapunkter (Registers) and select Per kassör. You need permission to view sales by seller. This view follows payments registered to cashiers; it does not automatically measure each waiter's guest service.

    What is linked to the person?

    The cashier is the person recorded at payment. If a colleague takes payment for a table you served, its tab is not automatically assigned to you. Sales without a cashier remain in total figures and are explained separately.

    Snittorder means sales divided by tabs, not guests. One tab can cover a whole party. A higher average order therefore does not prove more upselling per guest or better service.

    Read sales and tips

    1. Choose a relevant period and use the same selection when comparing.
    2. Sort by Försäljning, Ordrar, Snittorder or Dricks.
    3. Check information about sales without a cashier.
    4. Read the tips table for the share of tipped tabs, average and highest tip. The metric card and table may use different denominators for their averages; read each label.
    5. Check refunds where displayed. Sales and refunds are reported separately; Total Dricks adjusts for refunded tips.

    Use CSV to compare periods outside the app. Export does not automatically calculate payroll or bonuses.

    Compare working time carefully

    Personalkostnad shows estimated costs for recorded hours. Registers has no ready-made individual productivity report with an upselling index or sold-out ratio. Dividing cashier sales by a person's hours measures payments per hour, not their entire contribution to service.

    Account for duties, tables covered and who took payment. Use the figures together with what happened during shifts, not as the sole assessment of an employee.

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