How to view session reports on Final Terminal
Open the menu and tap Sessions to see your session reports. Filter by Today, This Week, or All, and search sessions. Each row shows the session's total, its session number, and the number of transactions; tap a session to open its full report.
How to view session reports
Open the menu and tap Sessions.
Choose a time range at the top — Today, This Week, or All.
Use the search box to find a session if needed.
Tap a session to open its full report.
Each row in the list shows the session's time, its total, the session number, and the number of transactions (for example, "Session 0034 · CA$0.00 · 0 txn").
What's in a session report
A session report is the close-out summary for one trading period (one shift). It includes:
Details — when the session opened and closed, and who opened and closed it.
Sales — Gross Sales, Net Sales, Gross Taxable Sales, and Discounts.
Fees Summary — cart and product fees by type.
Payments — payments and net payments, the Final Pay payment total, processing fees, and the net payout expected (Card Processing Summary).
Transactions — the payment and refund transactions in the session, including any refunded tips.
Cash Drawer summary — on terminals that support cash management: opening cash, cash payments and refunds, cash added or removed, the expected vs. counted closing cash, and any over/under.
You can Print Report from the session report.
The Cash Drawer summary appears only on terminals that support cash management.
Step by step
- 1
Open Sessions
Open the menu and tap Sessions.
- 2
Choose a time range
Select Today, This Week, or All at the top.
- 3
Search sessions
Use the search box to find a session if needed.
- 4
Open a session report
Tap a session to open its full report.
Frequently asked questions
What is a session report?
It's the record of one trading period (one shift) on the terminal.
How do I find an older session?
Switch from Today to This Week or All, or search sessions.
How do I close my current session?
See How to close a session.
