Who works in government and public-sector counters and what do they need, including cashier?

Typical roles in government and public-sector counters: cashier; supervisor; treasurer; auditor; clerk. The business is characterised by municipal counters collect fees, fines, permits and taxes; receipts and audit trails; many small cash drawers. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.

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