User Role & Permission Management for POS in Tanzania
🟧 Control User Access with Powerful Role Management
Avish POS gives you a secure and flexible way to manage who can access what in your business. Whether you’re running a retail store, pharmacy, restaurant, or warehouse, our role-based access control system ensures that every staff member has the right permissions — no more, no less.
🟧 Why Role Management Matters
In growing businesses, giving full access to every employee creates risk. With Avish, you can:
👥 Create unlimited users
🔐 Control what each user can view or edit
💼 Assign roles based on responsibilities
⚠️ Prevent unauthorized changes and data loss
This improves security, accountability, and peace of mind.
🟧 Key Features
✅ Predefined Roles: Admin & Cashier
Start with built-in roles designed for typical business needs:
Admin: Full access to everything — reports, inventory, purchases, and settings.
Cashier: Limited access to the POS screen and sales-related functions only.
✅ Custom Roles with Permission Control
Need more flexibility? Create custom roles such as:
Store Manager
Accountant
Inventory Clerk
Sales Agent
Assign specific permissions to each role to match your internal workflow.
✅ Unlimited Users
Add as many team members as you need — no user limits. Track who did what, and improve operational transparency.
🟧 Example Use Cases
🏪 A retail chain sets roles for Branch Managers and Cashiers in each location.
🧾 An accountant accesses reports and tax settings without touching the POS.
📦 A warehouse supervisor manages goods in/out but cannot change pricing or discounts.
🟧 Secure, Scalable, and Easy to Use
Our user management interface is simple but powerful — even non-technical business owners can assign roles and control permissions in minutes.
Whether you operate one shop or multiple locations across Tanzania, this feature gives you full control over team access and system security.
“I was able to add staff in all 3 branches and give them specific permissions. Now I don’t worry about data being deleted by mistake.”
— Small Retail Owner, Tanzania