Cash Rounding
No pennies? No problem.
Round cash totals to the nearest nickel, dime, or quarter.
Cash Rounding
No pennies? No problem.
Round cash totals to the nearest nickel, dime, or quarter.
Cash Rounding
No pennies? No problem.
Round cash totals to the nearest nickel, dime, or quarter.
Never worry about pennies again
Pick Your Increment
Round to $0.05, $0.10, or $0.25, or keep rounding off.
Automatic at Checkout
The POS rounds cash totals for you.
Accurate Reports
Rounding shows up in your sales report, so you always know your totals.
Cash Only
Card payments stay exact to the cent.
Industry-Standard Rounding
Follows the U.S. Treasury’s recommended rounding. See FAQs for more detail.
How to set up cash rounding
Step 1
Visit Settings → Point of Sale
Look for the preferences section.
Step 2
Choose an increment
Pick $0.05, $0.10, or $0.25.
Step 3
Ring up a cash sale
The POS rounds the cash total automatically.
How to set up cash rounding
Step 1
Visit Settings → Point of Sale
Look for the preferences section.
Step 2
Choose an increment
Pick $0.05, $0.10, or $0.25.
Step 3
Ring up a cash sale
The POS rounds the cash total automatically.
How to set up cash rounding
Step 1
Visit Settings → Point of Sale
Look for the preferences section.
Step 2
Choose an increment
Pick $0.05, $0.10, or $0.25.
Step 3
Ring up a cash sale
The POS rounds the cash total automatically.
FAQs
Why do I need cash rounding?
With the U.S. Mint phasing out the penny (following in the footsteps of other countries like Canada and New Zealand) pennies can be harder for stores to come by, requiring the use of cash rounding.
Does rounding apply to card payments?
No. Cash rounding only applies to cash transactions in the Point of Sale. Cards, checks, gift cards, and other non-cash payments are always charged the exact amount.
Will rounding throw off my reports?
No. The Sales Summary has a row showing the total of rounding adjustments for the report period, so everything still adds up.
How does ConsignCloud round cash totals?
ConsignCloud follows the Dept. of the Treasury’s recommended symmetrical rounding. If the total (including taxes) ends in 1, 2, 6, or 7 cents, it rounds down to the nearest five cents. If it ends in 3, 4, 8, or 9 cents, it rounds up.
How does rounding show on receipts?
Receipts include a rounding adjustment line. Amounts rounded down show with a minus sign (like -$0.02), and amounts rounded up show the full value (like $0.02).
What happens when a customer splits payments between cash and card?
Only the cash portion is rounded, and the card portion is always charged the exact amount. This means the order of payments can change the total. On a $24.78 sale split 50/50, paying cash first rounds the cash to $12.40 and adjusts the card to $12.38, for an exact total of $24.78. Paying 50% with card first charges $12.39 exactly, then rounds the cash to $12.40, for a total of $24.79.
FAQs
Why do I need cash rounding?
With the U.S. Mint phasing out the penny (following in the footsteps of other countries like Canada and New Zealand) pennies can be harder for stores to come by, requiring the use of cash rounding.
Does rounding apply to card payments?
No. Cash rounding only applies to cash transactions in the Point of Sale. Cards, checks, gift cards, and other non-cash payments are always charged the exact amount.
Will rounding throw off my reports?
No. The Sales Summary has a row showing the total of rounding adjustments for the report period, so everything still adds up.
How does ConsignCloud round cash totals?
ConsignCloud follows the Dept. of the Treasury’s recommended symmetrical rounding. If the total (including taxes) ends in 1, 2, 6, or 7 cents, it rounds down to the nearest five cents. If it ends in 3, 4, 8, or 9 cents, it rounds up.
How does rounding show on receipts?
Receipts include a rounding adjustment line. Amounts rounded down show with a minus sign (like -$0.02), and amounts rounded up show the full value (like $0.02).
What happens when a customer splits payments between cash and card?
Only the cash portion is rounded, and the card portion is always charged the exact amount. This means the order of payments can change the total. On a $24.78 sale split 50/50, paying cash first rounds the cash to $12.40 and adjusts the card to $12.38, for an exact total of $24.78. Paying 50% with card first charges $12.39 exactly, then rounds the cash to $12.40, for a total of $24.79.
FAQs
Why do I need cash rounding?
With the U.S. Mint phasing out the penny (following in the footsteps of other countries like Canada and New Zealand) pennies can be harder for stores to come by, requiring the use of cash rounding.
Does rounding apply to card payments?
No. Cash rounding only applies to cash transactions in the Point of Sale. Cards, checks, gift cards, and other non-cash payments are always charged the exact amount.
Will rounding throw off my reports?
No. The Sales Summary has a row showing the total of rounding adjustments for the report period, so everything still adds up.
How does ConsignCloud round cash totals?
ConsignCloud follows the Dept. of the Treasury’s recommended symmetrical rounding. If the total (including taxes) ends in 1, 2, 6, or 7 cents, it rounds down to the nearest five cents. If it ends in 3, 4, 8, or 9 cents, it rounds up.
How does rounding show on receipts?
Receipts include a rounding adjustment line. Amounts rounded down show with a minus sign (like -$0.02), and amounts rounded up show the full value (like $0.02).
What happens when a customer splits payments between cash and card?
Only the cash portion is rounded, and the card portion is always charged the exact amount. This means the order of payments can change the total. On a $24.78 sale split 50/50, paying cash first rounds the cash to $12.40 and adjusts the card to $12.38, for an exact total of $24.78. Paying 50% with card first charges $12.39 exactly, then rounds the cash to $12.40, for a total of $24.79.
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