Vault Inventory
The Vault Inventory screen provides detailed tracking and management of all cash and chip denominations within your venue. This powerful tool allows authorized staff to monitor inventory levels, track distribution across windows, and maintain accurate records of all monetary assets.
What It Does
The Vault Inventory interface enables precise tracking of every denomination of currency and gaming chips in your operation. It provides a comprehensive view of how these assets are distributed across different storage categories (straps, wrapped, loose, and new) and locations, ensuring accurate accounting and proper inventory control for operational and compliance purposes.
Who It's For
Vault managers, cage supervisors, accounting staff, and compliance officers who need to monitor inventory levels, verify denomination counts, reconcile physical counts with system records, and maintain detailed documentation of all cash and chip assets.
Accessing Vault Inventory
From the main CardOpz menu, click on the Vault icon (gray safe icon)
Select "Inventory" from the left navigation panel
The Vault Inventory screen will display with current inventory details
Interface Components
Date Navigation
Controls for viewing inventory by specific dates:
Calendar Icon: Opens date picker
Navigation Arrows: Move forward/backward through dates
Date Display: Shows currently selected date
Shift Selection Tabs: Day, Swing, Graveyard shift views
Inventory Control Buttons
Action buttons for inventory management:
Edit Inventory: Button to modify inventory counts
Reload: Refresh inventory data display
Main Vault Inventory Grid
Detailed tracking of all denominations by category:
Cash: Currency denomination listing (Hundreds, Fifties, etc.)
Straps: Full straps of currency in standard amounts
Wrapped: Wrapped coin rolls or currency bundles
Loose: Individual loose bills or coins
New: New/unopened currency or chips
Chips: Gaming chip denominations
Wracks: Chip racks in standard counts
Racked: Total racked chips by denomination
Totals: Sum values for each category and overall
Window Inventory Summary
Lower section showing distribution across locations:
Location: Window/cashier station name
Total Cash: Cash amount at location
Total Chips: Chip value at location
Safe Inventory
Additional tracking for secure storage:
Type: Category of items in safe
Amount: Value of safe-stored items
Total: Sum of all safe contents
Using Vault Inventory
Viewing Inventory Status
Select the desired date and shift
Review denomination-level details for all cash and chips
Note the distribution across different storage categories
Check window distributions in the summary section
Verify safe contents in the safe inventory panel
Editing Inventory
Click the "Edit Inventory" button
Make necessary adjustments to inventory counts
Document reason for adjustments if required
Save changes with appropriate authorization
Verify updated totals match physical counts
Monitoring Window Distribution
Review the Window Inventory section
Note cash and chip balances for each location
Verify these match assigned window amounts
Track changes across different shifts
Document any discrepancies between reports
Shift Transition Reviews
Toggle between shift tabs (Day, Swing, Graveyard)
Compare inventory levels across shifts
Document significant changes between shifts
Verify proper counts for shift transitions
Ensure balanced transfers between shifts
Best Practices
Inventory Management
Conduct physical counts at regular intervals
Reconcile system counts with physical counts
Document reasons for any adjustments
Maintain separation of duties for inventory control
Follow consistent counting procedures
Denomination Control
Monitor high-value denominations with special attention
Track unusual patterns in denomination distribution
Maintain par levels for operational efficiency
Follow mutilation/destruction procedures for damaged currency
Verify proper storage of all denominations
Operational Efficiency
Use inventory reports to optimize cash/chip ordering
Maintain appropriate levels for business needs
Track seasonal patterns that affect inventory requirements
Document inventory movement between locations
Retain historical inventory records for trend analysis
Common Questions
How do I handle discrepancies between physical and system counts?
Document the discrepancy according to venue procedures. Conduct a recount with a supervisor present. If the discrepancy persists, use the "Edit Inventory" function to correct the system count, providing proper documentation and authorization for the adjustment. Follow venue policies for variance reporting and investigation.
What's the difference between the various storage categories?
Straps: Standard bank straps of currency (typically 100 bills)
Wrapped: Currency that is wrapped but not in full straps, or wrapped coin rolls
Loose: Individual loose bills or coins not in straps or wraps
New: Unopened currency shipments or new chips not yet placed in circulation
How do I transition inventory between shifts?
The system automatically tracks inventory by shift based on the configured shift times in Vault Settings. When conducting physical counts during shift changes, select the appropriate shift tab to document the inventory for that specific shift. Both outgoing and incoming supervisors should verify counts during transitions.
Can I view historical inventory levels?
Yes, use the date navigation controls to select previous dates. The system maintains historical inventory records that can be viewed, but not modified after the accounting day has closed. Historical reports can be exported for record-keeping and analysis.
Related Features
For more information on vault operations, see:
Vault Dashboard
Locations/Windows
Vault Settings
Employee Cage
Inventory Reports
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