How The US BeerSaver System Works
It is a sad fact that the pub industry is wide open to theft because of the large amount of cash that is handled. Although many pubs are now taking credit cards, the majority of sales are still in cash and this can be a temptation to staff. Theft can occur because bartenders and staff sell drinks without recording the sale in the till, and they can also sell drinks at the regular price, but record it as a special offer price, pocketing the difference. Some employees also reverse and void transactions. In the US, a company called BeerSaver was founded in New York in 2007, and now has offices there and also in Vancouver and Hong Kong. The company has developed beer saver systems that monitor every ounce of beer that is poured and compare it to what is actually rung up in the till, helping to eliminate waste and theft. Its' beer saver systems help to reduce slippage and increase profits. In addition, the system acts as an inventory management system. The company s...