# iPhones for work. Only the apps the job needs.

iPhones and iPads for work with only the apps the job needs: a till or a front desk iPad locked to one app, staff phones in a work mode, all changed from the web on your account.

A till or a front desk iPad that stays in one app, staff phones with the work apps and nothing else. Set up each one once from a Mac, then change them all from the web or your iPhone.

## One app, all day

Kiosk keeps an iPad or an iPhone in one app, full screen: the till, a check-in app, the shop's music. No Home Screen and no way out from the device itself: only from the Mac over the cable, or from the web and your iPhone once it is on your account.

## Staff phones

A mode with the apps the job needs. No App Store; the browser off, or only the sites you approve. The Wi-Fi joins by itself, and the Lock Screen says whose phone it is and who to call.

## Your pages as apps

The company's own web pages as icons on the Home Screen, opening full screen, and a Home Screen that stays as you laid it out.

## The people they call

Put the people a phone needs in its Contacts, read only: the office, the manager, the next shift. They stay in every mode.

## Hours

A schedule puts a mode on by itself: the work mode in working hours, another after. A phone asks for more time and a manager answers from the web or an iPhone.

## Who changes what

Owners and managers change every phone; a member changes only the phones that are theirs. Every change shows who made it and when, and each phone says when it has taken it.

## What it can't do

- Each device is set up over the cable from a Mac once, and that setup erases it once. Phones are not enrolled through Apple Business Manager at first start yet
- Who may call a phone is set on the phone itself, in Screen Time; Apple lets no server set it
- Tinyphone never reads messages, photos or location

Source: https://tinyphone.app/business