A supervisor needs riders, not salaries
Switch on Riders, Fines and Bikes and leave Salary off. He can’t open pay, even by typing the address.
ProductStaff access
Everyone in your office sees only their own pages.
Give supervisors riders and fines, and keep salaries with the office. Staff sign in with a one-time code, and you can see who is online and sign anyone out.
- One-time code, no shared passwords
- Pages switched on per person
- Locked on the server, not just hidden
Example riders, bikes and amounts
How it works
How access works
Who can open what, written in plain words.
You add a person
Name, mobile or email, their role and the pages they start with. They sign in with a one-time code on WhatsApp or email.
You switch pages on and off
Start from a template, then switch single pages. Before saving you see the change written out, and you can undo it.
You see their portal first
Preview exactly what a person will see in their sidebar before you save.
Hidden means locked
A page that is off is blocked on the server too, not just hidden from the menu.
You stay in control
See who is online now, every sign-in and recent access changes, and sign a person out of every device.
The hard cases
The cases that usually go wrong
Where office access usually leaks, and what the portal does instead.
Someone leaves your office
Disable the account and sign them out of every device.
A shared login
There are no passwords to share: each person signs in with their own one-time code.
Riders seeing each other’s data
Riders sign in to the rider app and only ever see their own pay, fines and papers.
Who changed what
Recent access changes and every sign-in are listed for each person.
Accounts nobody uses
“Needs a look” shows people who haven’t signed in within the last month.
Try it on your fleet
Every person, only their pages.
Set up for you, with your office in it.
