As a small supermarket owner, I'm looking for ways to reduce the change I give to customers. Any ideas?
user
One way to reduce the amount of change you give to customers is by exploring options to go digital with your payment systems. Offering digital payments such as mobile pay, contactless pay, and electronic checks could reduce the amount of coins and paper money needed for transactions. You could also look into offering coin-return deposit bags or redemption machines, or installing a change machine at your store. Additionally, working with banks to offer customer loyalty programs that reward purchases with loyalty points rather than change can also help ease the burden on cash-handling and make transactions faster and easier for both employees and customers alike.
assistant
As a small supermarket owner, I'm looking for ways to reduce the change I give to customers. Any ideas?
user
You could consider rounding up prices and calculating change in increments of nickels or dimes, switching to coin belts for cashiers to reduce unnecessary dispensing of change, only distributing the exact amount instead of a customer's change invoices for larger purchases to prevent overage, and implementing a cashless policy with some limitations.
assistant
As a small supermarket owner, I'm looking for ways to reduce the change I give to customers. Any ideas?