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Sara Meert
When a company has multiple branches and a daily income or revenue book is kept per branch, it is legally required to consolidate the totals of all branches into one overview: the “centralization book” or “centralization journal”.
Currently, the software only offers per-branch reporting (daily receipt/cash book), but no automatic consolidation or centralization across branches.
This forces users to manually create totals — error-prone and inefficient.
The centralization book should:
  • are numbered, fixed pages or an equivalent digital register; single sheets or a simple Excel file without security are not enough.
  • Registrations must be in indelible ink (or equivalent digital) - corrections can only be crossed out/additional registration, not deleted.
  • The book (or digital version) must be kept at the head office.
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