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Shift Handover

Published: · IZI Team

A clean handover takes under 10 minutes and prevents the most common start-of-shift mistakes: wrong cash count, missed incidents, active sessions with unknown status.

Before the incoming admin arrives:

  • Run an X-report and note the current cash total
  • Count the physical cash in the drawer — confirm it matches the X-report
  • Note any open incidents: PC offline, client complaint, unpaid session
  • Note any pending actions: client waiting for a callback, low bar stock

Cover these four points:

  1. Cash — amount in the drawer, any discrepancies from the X-report
  2. Active sessions — how many, any unusual ones (long sessions, clients who’ve paid partially)
  3. Hall status — any PCs on hold or offline, reason and expected resolution
  4. Pending items — anything the incoming admin needs to follow up on

For clubs with a logbook — write it down. For solo operators — a quick verbal walkthrough is enough.

  • Receive the X-report from the outgoing admin
  • Count cash in the drawer independently — confirm it matches
  • Check the Hall view: review active sessions and any holds/offline PCs
  • Confirm you know the status of any open incidents

If the outgoing admin closes the shift before leaving:

  1. Outgoing admin closes shift → generates Z-report → counts and records cash.
  2. Incoming admin opens a new shift with the opening balance equal to the remaining cash.
  3. Both admins confirm the opening balance figure.

For detailed shift open/close steps — Open shift and Close shift.

Frequently asked questions

Does IZI have a formal handover feature?

IZI records who opened and closed each shift, and the X-report provides a mid-shift snapshot. The physical handover process — cash counting, verbal briefing — is done by the outgoing and incoming admins directly.

What if there are active sessions at handover time?

Active sessions continue uninterrupted. The incoming admin takes responsibility for all running sessions from the moment they're briefed. Neither the outgoing nor incoming admin needs to restart sessions.

Should I close the shift during handover?

Only if the shift is ending. If the club stays open across the handover, keep the shift open — the incoming admin continues on the same shift. Close only at end-of-day or when the business day wraps up.