The crew app
No app store. It opens from a link, keeps the day's jobs on the phone, and saves their work when there's no signal.
No card. A person sets it up with you. Leave when you like.
In Ghana today, your customers pay at the visit. Deposits by mobile money are coming.
What it does
Today's jobs are kept on the phone. Ticks, notes, photos and clock-ins are saved with no signal and sent when it's back, in the order they happened. A banner shows what's still waiting, so nobody wonders whether their work was saved.
Record what was paid in cash or on your own card machine, with a tip. The tip is kept for the person who took it, apart from the day's takings.
Hours, visits and tips for the week, worked out from their own clock-ins. It's the reason people open the app without being asked.
Each person sees their own jobs: the address, the notes for the visit, what the customer wrote on their form, and the checklist. Not other people's customers.
Not built yet: an app in the app stores, a card reader that talks to Alevro, sending while the app is closed (it sends when it's next opened), and a place for staff to see their own documents.
Dainton sets up every new business personally, and replies within one working day. 14 days free, no card, no contract.
