
Petty Cash Software
Online Petty Cash Software for Office Expense Management
Online Petty Cash Software is an application to track Transactions, Print Vouchers, and Generate Various Reports based on the Head of Account.
Petty Cash Help Topics
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Registration in Office Anywhere to Start using Petty Cash Application Check out how to register in Office Anywhere and get access to various applications, including Petty Cash. |
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Managing Users of Petty cash Application Know how to add multiple users and provide them with access to Petty Cash software. |
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Petty cash settings Enable settings such as Currency, Date Format, how to represent the amount in words? |
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Petty Cash Voucher Entries
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Advance Management
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Mobile Application
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Petty Cash Reports Generate various Petty Cash reports with respective filters like Head Wise Report, Receipt report & More. |
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Frequently asked Questions about Petty Cash Application
1. Which Currency is Supported in Online Petty Cash Software?
Country Wise – Currency – Sub Unit – Symbol and Currency Sub Unit Length
Country |
Currency Unit |
Currency Sub Unit |
Currency Symbol |
Currency Sub Unit Length |
Afghanistan |
afghani |
100 puls |
AFN (؋) |
2 |
Algeria |
dinar |
100 centimes |
DZD(دج) |
2 |
Andorra |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Argentina |
peso |
100 centavos |
ARS ($) |
2 |
Australia |
dollar |
100 cents |
AUD ($, AUD, A $) |
2 |
Austria |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Bahamas |
dollar |
100 cents |
BSD (B$) |
2 |
Bahrain |
dinar |
1,000 fils |
BHD (.د.ب) |
3 |
Barbados |
dollar |
100 cents |
BBD (Bds$) |
2 |
Belgium |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Belize |
dollar |
100 cents |
BZD ($) |
2 |
Benin |
franc |
100 centimes |
XOF |
2 |
Bolivia |
boliviano |
100 centavos |
BOB (Bs, Bs.) |
2 |
Brazil |
real |
100 centavos |
BRL(R$) |
2 |
Brunei |
dollar |
100 cents or sen |
BND (B$) |
2 |
Bulgaria |
lev |
100 stotinki |
BGN (Лв.) |
2 |
Cameroon |
franc |
100 centimes |
XAF (FCFA) |
2 |
Canada |
dollar |
100 cents |
CAD (C$, Can$, $,
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2 |
Cayman Islands |
dollar |
100 cents |
KYD ($ ) |
2 |
Central African Rep. |
franc |
100 centimes |
XAF (FCFA) |
2 |
Chad |
franc |
100 centimes |
XAF (FCFA) |
2 |
Chile |
peso |
100 centavos |
CLP ($) |
2 |
China |
yuan |
10 fen |
CNY ( ¥) |
1 |
Colombia |
peso |
100 centavos |
COP ($) |
2 |
Congo |
franc |
100 centimes |
CDF (FC) |
2 |
Costa Rica |
colon |
100 centimos |
CRC (₡) |
2 |
Cuba |
peso |
100 centavos |
CUP ($, $MN, ₱) |
2 |
Cyprus (Greek) |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Cyprus (Turkish) |
lira |
100 kurus |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Czechoslovakia |
koruna |
100 halers |
2 |
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Denmark |
krone |
100 ore |
DKK (Kr.) |
2 |
Djibouti |
franc |
100 centimes |
DJF (Fdj) |
2 |
Dominican Rep. |
peso |
100 centavos |
DOP ($, RD$) |
2 |
Ecuador |
dollar |
100 cents |
USD ($) |
2 |
Egypt |
pound |
100 piastres |
EGP (ج.م , E£ ) |
2 |
El Salvador |
colon |
100 centavos |
USD ($) |
2 |
Ethiopia |
birr |
100 cents |
ETB (ብር, Br) |
2 |
Fiji |
dollar |
100 cents |
FJD (FJ$) |
2 |
Finland |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
France |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Gabon |
franc |
100 centimes |
XAF (FCFA) |
2 |
Gambia |
dalasi |
100 bututs |
GMD (D) |
2 |
Germany |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Ghana |
cedi |
100 pesewas |
GHS (GH₵, GH¢) |
2 |
Greece |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Guatemala |
quetzal |
100 centavos |
GTQ(Q) |
2 |
Guinea |
franc |
100 centimes |
GNF (£) |
2 |
Guyana |
dollar |
100 cents |
GYD (G$, $, GY$) |
2 |
Haiti |
gourde |
100 centimes |
HTG(G) |
2 |
Honduras |
lempira |
100 centavos |
HNL(L) |
2 |
Hong Kong |
dollar |
100 cents |
HKD ($, HK$) |
2 |
Hungary |
forint |
100 filler |
HUF (Ft) |
2 |
Iceland |
Krona |
100 aurar |
ISK (kr, Íkr) |
2 |
India |
rupee |
100 paise |
INR (₹, Rs) |
2 |
Indonesia |
rupiah |
100 sen |
IDR (Rp) |
2 |
Iraq |
dinar |
1,000 fils |
IQD (ع.د) |
3 |
Ireland |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Israel |
shekel |
100 agorot |
ILS (₪) |
2 |
Italy |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Ivory Coast |
franc |
100 centimes |
2 |
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Jamaica |
dollar |
100 cents |
JMD ($) |
2 |
Japan |
yen |
100 cen |
JPY (¥, 円, 圓) |
2 |
Jordan |
dinar |
1,000 fils |
JOD ( د.ا) |
3 |
Kenya |
shilling |
100 cents |
KES (Ksh, /-, /=, K) |
2 |
Kuwait |
dinar |
1,000 fils |
KWD(KD, د.ك) |
3 |
Lebanon |
pound |
100 piastres |
LBP ( ل.ل) |
2 |
Luxembourg |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Malawi |
kwacha |
100 tambala |
MWK (MK) |
2 |
Malaysia |
ringgit |
100 sen |
MYR (RM) |
2 |
Maldives |
rufiyaa |
100 laari |
MVR(Rf,MVR,/,MRf,.ރ) |
2 |
Malta |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Mauritania |
ouguiya |
5 khoums |
MRU (UM) |
1 |
Mauritius |
rupee |
100 cents |
MUR (Rs) |
2 |
Mexico |
peso |
100 centavos |
MXN (Mex$, $) |
2 |
Mongolia |
tugrik |
100 mongo |
MNT (₮) |
2 |
Montenegro |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Morocco |
dirham |
100 centimes |
MAD (MAD) |
2 |
Nepal |
rupee |
100 paisa |
NPR (Re., रू, Rs) |
2 |
Netherlands |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
New Zealand |
dollar |
100 cents |
NZD ($ ) |
2 |
Nicaragua |
cordoba |
100 centavos |
NIO (C$) |
2 |
Niger |
franc |
100 centimes |
XOF (CFA) |
2 |
Norway |
krone |
100 ore |
NOK ( kr) |
2 |
Oman |
riyal-omani |
1,000 baiza |
OMR (ر.ع) |
3 |
Pakistan |
rupee |
100 paisa |
PKR (₨) |
2 |
Papua New Guinea |
kina |
100 toea |
PGK(K) |
2 |
Paraguay |
guarani |
100 centimos |
PYG (₲) |
2 |
Peru |
inti |
100 centimes |
PEN (S/) |
2 |
Philippines |
peso |
100 centavos |
PHP (₱) |
2 |
Poland |
zloty |
100 groszy |
PLN (zł) |
2 |
Portugal |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR (€) |
2 |
Qatar |
riyal |
100 dirhams |
QAR (ر.ق, QR) |
2 |
Romania |
leu |
100 bani |
RON(lei) |
2 |
Russia |
ruble |
100 kopeks |
RUB(₽) |
2 |
Rwanda |
franc |
100 centimes |
RWF (FRw, R₣, RF) |
2 |
Saudi Arabia |
riyal |
100 halalas |
SAR( ﷼, SR, ر.س) |
2 |
Senegal |
franc |
100 centimes |
XOF (CFA) |
2 |
Serbia |
dinar |
100 paras |
RSD(din) |
2 |
Seychelles |
rupee |
100 cents |
SCR (SR, SRe) |
2 |
Sierra Leone |
leone |
100 cents |
SLL (Le) |
2 |
Singapore |
dollar |
100 cents |
SGD (S$, $) |
2 |
Slovakia |
koruna |
EUR (€) |
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Slovenia |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Solomon Islands |
dollar |
100 cents |
SBD(Si$) |
2 |
Somalia |
shilling |
100 cents |
SOS (Sh.so.) |
2 |
South Africa |
rand |
100 cents |
ZAR(R) |
2 |
South Korea |
won |
100 chon |
KRW (₩) |
2 |
Spain |
euro |
100 cents |
EUR(€) |
2 |
Sri Lanka |
rupee |
100 cents |
LKR (Rs, රු, ரூ) |
2 |
Sudan |
dinar |
SDG (ج.س) |
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Suriname |
guilder |
100 cents |
SRD ($) |
2 |
Sweden |
krona |
100 ore |
SEK(kr) |
2 |
Switzerland |
franc |
100 centimes |
CHF (Fr., CHf, SFr.) |
2 |
Syria |
pound |
100 piastres |
SYP (LS, £S) |
2 |
Taiwan |
dollar |
100 cents |
TWD (NT$, $) |
2 |
Tanzania |
shilling |
100 cents |
TZS (TSh) |
2 |
Thailand |
baht |
100 satang |
THB (฿) |
2 |
Togo |
franc |
100 centimes |
XOF (CFA) |
2 |
Trinidad & Tobago |
dollar |
100 cents |
TTD (TT$, $) |
2 |
Tunisia |
dinar |
1,000 millimes |
TND (د.ت, DT) |
3 |
Turkey |
lira |
100 kurus |
TRY (₺) |
2 |
Uganda |
shilling |
100 cents |
UGX(USH) |
2 |
Ukraine |
hryvnia |
100 kopiyka |
UAH (₴) |
2 |
United Arab Emir. |
dirham |
1,000 fils |
AED (د.إ) |
3 |
United Kingdom |
pound |
100 pence |
GBP (£) |
2 |
United States |
dollar |
100 cents |
USD ($) |
2 |
Uruguay |
peso |
100 centesimos |
UYU ($, $U) |
2 |
Venezuela |
bolivar |
100 centimos |
VEF (Bs., Bs.F) |
2 |
Vietnam |
dong |
100 xu |
VND (₫) |
2 |
Western Samoa |
tala |
100 sene |
WST (SAT, T, WS$, ST) |
2 |
Zambia |
kwacha |
100 ngwee |
ZMW (ZK) |
2 |
Zimbabwe |
dollar |
100 cents |
USD ($) |
2 |
2. Which are the Supported Date formats in Online Petty Cash software?
People around the world use different date order formats to write down the numerical form of calendar dates. Some of these standard formats are: MM/DD/YYYY (Month-Day-Year with leading zeros (01/15/2021)) - Mostly used in America. DD/MM/YYYY ( Day-Month-Year with leading zeros (15/01/2021)) - Mostly used in the European Countries and Asia. Both these formats are supported in Petty Cash. If you are looking for a different data format, keep us informed.
3. Online Petty Cash Software Supports How many Decimals?
In most Countries, People use 2 Decimal Values for currency representation. Only in Few countries like OMAN, UAE people use 3 Decimals in currency. Few countries like China use 1 Decimal in Currency. Online petty cash software supports 1, 2 and 3 decimal places.
Following is the list of countries where the currency is represented in decimals other than 2.
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China |
1 |
2 |
Mauritania |
1 |
3 |
Baharain |
3 |
4 |
Iraq |
3 |
5 |
Jordan |
3 |
6 |
Kuwait |
3 |
7 |
Oman |
3 |
8 |
Tuneisia |
3 |
9 |
UAE |
3 |
4. How Currency in Words Represented?
The main difference between the Indian and international numeration system is the placement of the separators (commas) and the nomenclature of different place values.
When we count in terms of hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, hundred thousand, millions, and billions, we refer to the International numeral system.
The following table highlights the differences between the Indian and the International numeral system.
Indian Numeral System |
International Numeral System |
Example: 9,87,65,432.10 Rupee Nine Crore, Eighty-Seven Lakh, Sixty-Five Thousand, Four Hundred Thirty-two and Paise 10 |
Example: 98,765,432.10$ 98 Million, 765 Thousand, Four Hundred Thirty-two dollar and 10 Cents |
Nine places are grouped into four periods: ones, thousands, lakhs, and crores. |
Nine places are grouped into three periods: ones, thousands, and millions, and further into billion and so on. |
Place Values: Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, lakhs, ten lakhs, crores, and ten crores. |
Place Values: Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, hundred thousand, millions, ten million and hundred million |
Lakhs and crores are Indians units in the Indian Numeral System. |
Millions and billions are international units in the International Numeral System. |
5. Is it possible to Manage Petty Cash Entirely using Mobile?
Yes, Petty cash is indispensable but managing it is time-consuming and cost-inefficient. So, entering details in real-time using the mobile application will improve the efficiency to a considerable extent.
To manage it entirely through a mobile app, enter all the necessary Master details (Petty cash account, Narration, Expense Head and Receiver details) in the online application before using the mobile application. Further, you can enter receipt and expense vouchers in Petty Cash mobile application.