Night Audit Quiz: Transactions and Business-Date Close

Verify your team's understanding of the Night Audit SOP with this quiz designed for finance training.

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Quiz Overview

Difficulty

Moderate

Questions

8

Estimated time

5 to 8 minutes

Late arrivals, missing outlet batches and an uncertain close result are common points where the night auditor needs a decision rather than another button press. This eight-question hotel night audit quiz tests those decisions, including the difference between the clock date, the business date and a completed financial review.

Quiz Questions

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1. It is 01:00, but the PMS still shows the previous business date. Which date should the audit start from?
2. A guest has confirmed arrival at 01:30 and has not checked in. What should happen before a no-show decision?
3. An outlet interface has not delivered its final batch. What is the appropriate action?
4. A cashier total differs from its supporting transactions. Which response preserves the audit trail?
5. The close screen stops responding after a posting step. What should the auditor do first?
6. The new business date is visible, but a required report failed. How should the result be recorded?
7. A room is marked vacant at reception but occupied by housekeeping. What should happen?
8. Which handover is most useful for an authorized unresolved exception?

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Details

Close decisions under pressure

The scenarios cover arrival status, reconciliation differences, failed processing and the handover after rollover. Choose the response that preserves evidence and uses the right authority rather than simply removing a warning.

Discuss the handover

For each exception, explain who needs the information and what they must do next. A result marked complete should not hide an unfinished report or an unassigned discrepancy.

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