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# How to Print End of Day Reports

Print end of day reports for your P400 — reports are controlled from your till system (ECR).

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**Use this when** you want to print a summary of your sales, for example at the end of the sales day.
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**End of day reports are controlled from your ECR (till system).** Your P400 is connected to your till system, so this is done from the ECR rather than on the terminal.

For the steps for your till system, contact your **ECR provider**.
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Also called: end of day, EOD, X report, Z report, daily report. Search terms: end of day, EOD, X report, Z report, ECR, till system.

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