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How to use MPC Cash Sheets

Guide to Understanding and Using MPC Cash Sheets.

Written by Courtney Forrester
Updated over 3 months ago

What is a Cash Sheet?

Say goodbye to the manual end-of-day banking process. Cash Sheets help practices accurately monitor daily takings at the reception desk, including:

  • Cash and card takings

  • Petty cash

  • Float

  • Bank deposits

Cash Sheets provide a complete daily overview of practice takings and are automatically reconciled against the Receipts Analysis Report, ensuring accuracy and reducing manual checks.
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How to get started

1. Access Cash Sheets

  • Navigate to Cash Sheets from the left-hand menu.


2. Set User Permissions (Admin Users Only)

An Admin user must configure permissions by clicking the green button in the top-right corner.
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Available roles:

  • Practice User

    • Adds daily takings

    • Enters explanations for discrepancies

    • Submits cash sheets for reconciliation

  • Finance User

    • Reviews reconciled cash sheets

    • Archives correct sheets

    • Sends sheets back to Practice Users if corrections are required

  • Admin User

    • Manages configuration options

    • Sets discrepancy categories

    • Creates petty cash and closure explanation reasons

3. Configure Reasons

Before using Cash Sheets, configuration reasons must be created.
Click Configuration at the top of the Cash Sheets screen to set up:

  • Practice closure reasons

  • Petty cash explanations

  • Banking discrepancy reasons


What is the Cash Sheets workflow?

It is best practice to complete a Cash Sheet every day as part of your end-of-day banking process.
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A Cash Sheet should also be completed for days the practice is closed, selecting an appropriate closure reason (e.g. weekends or public holidays).

🚨 Important to remember: Always check the Effective Date carefully. Once saved, this date cannot be amended.

Creating a Cash Sheet

  1. Click + Add Cash Sheet

  2. Enter all daily takings into the relevant fields

  3. Click Next

  4. Upload attachments

    • We strongly recommend uploading:

      • End-of-day card machine reports

      • Any petty cash receipts

  5. Click Done to submit the Cash Sheet

What Do the Cash Sheet Statuses Mean?

Ready for Reconciliation

  • The Cash Sheet has been submitted

  • Overnight, it will automatically reconcile with the Receipts Analysis Report

Reconciliation Passed

  • Entered values match the Receipts Analysis Report

  • No further action is required

Reconciliation Failed – Explanation Required

  • Entered values do not match the Receipts Analysis Report

  • Practice Users must add notes and explanations, then resubmit the Cash Sheet
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