Roles that fit a shop
Owner, manager, and staff, each with their own level of access to devices and settings.
A shop, clinic, or office gets the network separation of a larger company. You run it from one app, without an IT department.
Each zone has its own rules. Nothing crosses between them unless you allow it.
Laptops and phones used for work.
Internet and nothing else.
The devices that must never be exposed.
Owner, manager, and staff, each with their own level of access to devices and settings.
Staff devices reach work apps during shifts and are limited outside them.
Disable their profile and every device they signed in on loses access. No addresses to hunt down.
Block or limit social platforms for staff during shifts, and allow them on breaks.
Let the marketing team reach your business pages while everyone else stays off social media.
You hear about it the moment someone unfamiliar tries to sign in.
Planned: manage several shops from one app, each with its own zones and rules.
Replace a router without rebuilding your setup. Restore your people and rules from the app.
A plain log in your app answers the questions that matter after an incident, and during a busy Saturday.
No. The app walks you through three steps: connect the router, name your zones, add your people. Most shops finish in one sitting.
The Payments zone isolates your terminal and cameras so guest and staff devices cannot reach them. Network separation is one layer. Follow your payment provider's own security requirements as well.
No. Guests reach the internet only. They cannot see devices in the other two zones.
Yes. They sign in with their own profile, so their role and shift schedule apply on any phone or laptop.