Who was meant to leave today, and did they pay?
One list of every room due out, with what was paid and what is still due.
For example
At eleven the manager asks: of the rooms due out this morning, how many stayed on?
The start-of-day view answers in one glance.
That evening the accountant sits with the day's receipts and the sheet, ticks each line, and finds the one card slip that does not match.
Tick each leaving guest against the receipt.
Balance, payment and method per guest. Demo data. Payment by method.
Each leaving guest shows what was paid by cash, QR, each card brand, virtual card, agency prepaid or transfer. Refunds and desk payouts subtract.
The tick columns. Demo data. Ticks that are yours alone.
The manager or the accountant ticks each line against the paper receipt, on their own copy. One tick, extended, is shared so reception can tick it once for everyone.
The day's total. Demo data. One total.
The sheet adds up to the day's payments received. It prints landscape and exports to CSV. Only the manager and the accountant can open it.
Prepaid and direct, kept apart.
Guests who extended since the day began are on the sheet too, so a room that stayed on is not mistaken for one that left.
- Only an administrator can change a payment from a closed cashier day. Anyone else posts the correction to today.
- The sheet is for the manager and the accountant. It is a checking tool, not a front desk tool.
- It shows the system's numbers so a person can compare them with paper.
More from the same system
- Nine nights booked, two added. Still one stay.Not five bookings. Bound to the original, counted once.
- Which nationality has the most no-shows? Type it.See what it will ask before it runs, then save the answer.
- Scan a passport. The booking fills itself in.The next booking for the same guest has the passport on it already.
Running at Royal Ivory Nana Hotel, Bangkok. 91 rooms. Every day since July 2026.
0days running a real hotel
One hotel runs this today: ours. The count is the calendar, not a promise.
Then try the same nine on ours, in a 20-minute demo.
- Property
- Royal Ivory Nana Hotel, Bangkok
- Rooms
- 91
- On this system
- Every day since 23 July 2026
- What runs on it
- Reservations, front desk, cashier, night audit and reporting
- Screens in
- Thai, Myanmar and English
- Kept up
- The owner shapes it the way his hotel needs, and it is updated all the time
The Friday Test. Nine changes you should be able to make yourself.
Run it tonight on the system you have. Print it and hand it to your manager.
Get the free PDF
Five pages, A4, with a tick sheet and a box for the time each check took. Choose how we can reach you: email, LINE, WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. The PDF opens at once.
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One month free. No fees. No card.
- Free move-in and free video training.
- A person with your front desk on switch morning.
- A practice copy runs beside your current system.
- Month to month. Cancel any month.
- If you leave, we help you take everything out. Your data is stored locally on your own computer.
- Then $100 a month for up to 200 rooms (+$0.50 a room from 201 to 300, +$0.30 a room above 300).
Four questions, answered straight
- Does it match the receipts for me?
- No. It shows the system's numbers so a person can compare them with paper. The person does the matching.
- Does it catch fraud?
- No. It does not match automatically or judge anything. It puts what the system holds next to the paper you hold.
- Who can open the sheet?
- The manager and the accountant. An administrator or manager can read another person's copy but cannot change it. Reception sees only the list of departures and the EXT box: the money columns show a dash and the other ticks are switched off.
- What about a day that has closed?
- Only an administrator can change a payment from a closed cashier day. Anyone else posts the correction to today.




