GoCash

With new regulations and the mandatory connection of payment systems, the Italian Revenue Agency has a magnifying glass on your reception. And manual cash management opens the door to a series of risks: • Unexplained cash shortages and hours lost finding justifications with your accountant • Counterfeit banknotes, a growing phenomenon • Zero visibility: error or theft? Who can you not trust? • Incorrect change given to the customer

You revolutionize cash management in three simple steps: 1. Integrate GoWeb with the CashMatic automatic cash register thanks to the GoCash Module. 2. Money enters the automatic cash register by itself: CashMatic counts it and confirms it to GoWeb. 3. Real-time notifications, revenue reports and graphs: close the day with one click and go home worry-free. More security, less exposed cash, free staff, and a customer who sees technology, not improvisation.

Below 50 euros, cash remains the undisputed king in salons and continues to outperform digital payments. The problem isn't cash itself, but its manual management: errors, shortages, and unforeseen events are a black hole that burns time and margins. With an automatic cash drawer, the till becomes a high-tech safe: armored casing, electronic lock, every transaction tracked and secure. Cards and POS continue to function as always: GoCash only handles cash.

The purchase of the CashMatic automatic till and its related assistance services are managed directly by the manufacturer. Thanks to an agreement reserved for BOSS MY NUMBERS clients, you get access to a dedicated and advantageous price list, and you can check for any non-repayable grants (tender “Industria 4.0”). The SelfPay 460 model is compact (W 33.4 - H 48.4 - D 42.1 cm, 30 kg, up to 4 payments/minute) and includes on-site installation and training on the same day. Regular and Full-Risk maintenance plans are available, as well as an insurance policy against theft and vandalism.

62% of internal theft in stores involves cash. Automatic tills reduce cash errors by 99%. And thanks to the app, you recover an average of 20 minutes per day, which amounts to about 120 hours per year to dedicate to clients (or a coffee break).