Help at the till—without sharing your phone

The business problem

Growth often looks like this: one Android that everyone grabs, one PIN everyone knows, and a day you cannot tell who sold, who gave deni, or who changed a price. Sharing the owner's phone feels simple—until it is not.

Why it matters

The shop needs more hands. You still need a locked door on the business: settings, voids, and “who owns this” stay with you. Helpers need enough access to sell and serve—nothing more. Free and Pay As You Go include owner + 1 Cashier. Team unlocks Managers and more seats so others work from their own phones while you keep ownership.

Common mistakes

• Passing the owner phone across the counter all day
• One shared login so nobody is accountable for a sale or a void
• Giving a helper the same powers as the owner “to save time”
• Waiting until something goes wrong before separating roles

Best practices

• Keep the owner account on your phone—PIN or fingerprint yours alone
• Invite spouse, manager, or cashier to F-Biz on their phones—no hand-offs
• Match the role to the job: cashier sells; manager covers more; you own the business
• Review today's sales together for five minutes—trust with a trail, not suspicion

How F-Biz by Fayvad helps

From the owner account you invite people to join the business. They install F-Biz, sign in on their own Android, and work with the role you gave them. No shared phone. No “everyone uses the owner PIN.” Free and PAYG allow one Cashier seat; Team covers Managers and up to six gadgets when you need more seats.