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For example, a cash intensive business, such as a grocery chain, will deposit large amounts of cash every day, which will then be swept to the head office account every night.
 
For example, a cash intensive business, such as a grocery chain, will deposit large amounts of cash every day, which will then be swept to the head office account every night.
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Another way a sweep might be used is for a number of subsidiary companies would have their balances swept every night to minimize the effect of any individual overdrafts and increase the earning power of their overnight funds.  However, they may have their balances swept back to them the next morning.
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Another way a sweep might be used is for a number of subsidiary companies would have their balances swept every night to minimize the effect of any individual overdrafts and increase the earning power of their overnight funds.  However, they may have their balances swept back to them the next morning (or enough of the balances to pay expected bills for the day).
    
Sweep systems can also be set up so that balance are only swept periodically, say once per week, or when the account reaches a certain balance.   
 
Sweep systems can also be set up so that balance are only swept periodically, say once per week, or when the account reaches a certain balance.   
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