Where Is Teller Hosted, and How Reliable Is It?
Teller runs on AWS (Oregon primary, Virginia DR) with a 99.9% business-hours SLA, annual SOC 2 Type 2, and 5-minute RPO.
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Yes, and most agencies find the transition smoother than expected. Teller replaces manual spreadsheets, paper logs, and disconnected cash drawers with a unified system that automates what you're currently doing by hand.
Daily cash reconciliation. No more manually tallying receipts against drawer counts. Teller tracks every transaction and generates end-of-day reports automatically, down to the penny.
Receipt logging. Every payment gets a system-generated receipt with a unique transaction ID, timestamp, cashier ID, and payment details. No handwritten receipt books.
Revenue tracking by department. Instead of emailing spreadsheets between departments, everyone accesses the same real-time data with appropriate permissions.
Bank deposit preparation. Teller generates deposit slips, batches checks for scanning, and creates the reports your bank needs—no manual compilation required.
Payment plan tracking. Structured payment arrangements with automatic balance calculations and reminder generation, replacing manual tracking sheets.
Moving from spreadsheets to Teller doesn't mean losing your historical data or changing everything overnight. A typical transition includes:
Ready to move beyond spreadsheets? Request a demo to see what a modern cashiering system looks like.
