How to Give Your Kitchen Staff Their Own Accounts and Roles
Invite up to 6 staff, give each a role — manager, chef/cook or front of house — and see who logged what. Cooks never see prices. Step by step.
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Invite up to 6 staff, give each a role — manager, chef/cook or front of house — and see who logged what. Cooks never see prices. Step by step.
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