He raises it, he does not change it
Marking stays with you. He can only say that a day looks wrong to him.
What it does
When a worker says a day is wrong
He flags the day. You check it. You decide.
Most month-end arguments are one day, remembered two ways. This is a way to settle one day without settling a fight.
On paper
The argument happens at the counter, in front of customers, on the day the money is due.
In DailyPlus
He raises the day when he sees it, weeks before pay day. You look at it while you still remember.
You see the reason he gave
In his own words, against that date.
The change is visible
If you change the day, both of you see the day as it now stands.
What if…
- What if I think he is wrong?
- Leave the day as it is. The app does not overrule you, and it does not decide who is right.
- What if we still disagree?
- That is between the two of you. DailyPlus is a record, not a judge, and it does not hold or pay any money.
- Can he raise an old day?
- Yes, any day he can see.
Where this matters most
Questions people ask
Do you take the worker’s side?
No. We do not take anybody’s side. The record is the shop owner’s, and the app shows what was entered.
Is the old value kept?
The day as it now stands is what both of you see, and changes carry who made them and when.
Start keeping your register on your phone
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.