He sees only his own record
His days, his salary, his advances. He cannot see another worker’s pay, and he cannot see your shop’s figures.
What it does
Give a worker his code. He sees his own days and his own pay.
This is the part that stops the argument, because both of you are looking at the same record.
Your worker has his own count in his head. You have the register. At month end the two do not match, and neither of you can prove anything.
He opens the app and sees the same days you marked. If he thinks a day is wrong, he says so through the app, and you answer it.
His days, his salary, his advances. He cannot see another worker’s pay, and he cannot see your shop’s figures.
When the money is in his hand he taps to say so. That is your receipt, with a date on it.
He raises it, you look at it, you decide. DailyPlus does not decide who is right — it is a record, not a judge.
No. It is free for him, and it stays free.
No. He can only tell you a day looks wrong. Marking stays with you.
The app uses very few words and mostly figures and marks. Most workers get through it with the phone in their hand.
The same terms of use and privacy policy, on his own screen. The shop record still belongs to the owner.
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.