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# Cash Sales Entry | Ticket Sellers

### Access Credentials

* Automatically generated upon raffle activation
* Provided in activation email
* Separate from main administrator login
* Multiple sellers can use same login

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### Restricted Portal Access

#### Can Access:

* Cash sales entry form
* Transaction reports
* Basic raffle details
* Sales tracking

#### Cannot Access:

* Raffle editing functions
* Terms and conditions
* Draw controls
* Administrative settings

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### Use Cases

* Volunteer ticket sellers
* Event staff
* Organization employees&#x20;
* External sales helpers
* Community fundraisers

### Best Practices

* Share credentials only with authorized sellers
* Train sellers on proper data entry
  * Have them conduct a test cash transaction and then cancel it afterwards
* Monitor sales entries regularly
* Remind sellers to log out after use

*Note: If you encounter any access issues, contact RaffleLink support.*


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