Is this an automated handover feature?
No. It is an operating checklist using references from existing business records.
A staff handover should let the next person identify unfinished work without entering the same transaction again. Record the shop, time, source references, current status and next action. This is a suggested shop routine; it does not describe a separate automated Kroply handover feature.
Write the shop name, handover time and names of the outgoing and incoming operators in the shop’s chosen record. Each person should use their own permitted account. Check the active shop before opening pending work. Review staff permissions with the owner rather than sharing an owner login to bypass a missing action.
Separate a supplier bill awaiting review from a saved purchase, and separate an invoice awaiting collection from a payment already recorded. Include the source document or transaction number and what remains to be done. Avoid vague notes such as “supplier pending” that could cause the next person to create a second bill.
Review cash counted and the relevant account records together. For electronic payments, distinguish a customer’s message from a confirmed receipt in the intended account. Note unresolved amounts with their references. Do not mark an uncertain payment as received solely to make the handover total look complete.
Illustrative note: “Shop A, 6 pm: supplier bill S-104 is in draft; verify the pack on line 3 before saving. Customer invoice C-208 is saved; ₹1,200 remains unpaid. Physical count for product P shows two fewer bags than the record; owner to review tomorrow.” Each item has a different next action: review, collect or investigate. None requires blindly entering another transaction.
Tell the incoming operator where disputed deliveries, returned goods or counted stock differences are being held. Retain the original invoice or purchase reference. Compare the physical situation with the recorded movement before making a correction. A handover note should explain an unresolved issue, not replace the return or stock workflow.
The incoming operator should open the referenced records, confirm their current state and mark completed follow-ups in the shop’s chosen checklist. Escalate items that require a permission they do not have. Carry unresolved differences into the next review with the evidence, and keep customer information accessible only to staff who need it.
No. It is an operating checklist using references from existing business records.
Check the saved history and source reference first. Repeating a saved transaction can duplicate stock or payment activity.
Kroply provides connected shop billing, inventory, supplier records, reviewable OCR, customer credit, expenses and reports. Core workflows require internet, and staff and shop allowances depend on the current plan.
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