Signing in with a PIN

How people identify themselves on a shared device.

The device stays signed in to your club, so people don’t log in with an email and password. Instead, each person identifies themselves with a short PIN when they do something on the device.

When you’ll be asked for a PIN

Opening the till as a cashier, manager or owner.
Charging a member’s tab (unless your club runs in high-trust mode).
Reaching an admin screen such as Settings or Members.
Sensitive actions such as refunds or balance adjustments.

A PIN session ends when you tap Home, finish a self-serve purchase, or the till is left idle. After that, the next person identifies themselves afresh.

High-trust mode

Small clubs where everyone knows each other can turn off some PIN prompts in Settings. This trades a little security for speed — see "PINs and security".

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