Getting started
Your invitation, signing in, and finding your way around.
How Yes Chef is organised
The ideas behind the app in one page: organisation and locations, the four levels, parts of the app, and the web and the iPhone.Web and iPhoneSign in for the first time
Open your invitation email, create your sign-in, fill in your profile, and find your way around on the web and on the iPhone.Web and iPhoneFind your way around on the web
What is in the sidebar of the web app, how its sections fold open, and why some pages are not in yours.WebFind your way around on the phone
Which tabs the iPhone app gives you, why yours differ from a colleague’s, and where everything else is under Me.iPhoneSwitch location
Change which of your restaurant’s locations you are looking at, on the web and on the iPhone, and what “All locations” shows.Web and iPhoneRead your inbox
Where your notifications are kept on the web and the iPhone, what Now, To do, For you, Chat and FYI mean, and how to mark things read.Web and iPhoneRead the Home page on the web
What the two views of Home show, Numbers and Floor, who gets which, and how to change the period the figures cover.WebToday and Hub on the phone
What the first tab of the iPhone app shows: Today for your own day, or Hub for people who run the shift.iPhoneInstall Yes Chef on your computer
Put the web app on a computer or tablet as an app of its own, with its own window and icon, from Chrome, Edge or Safari.WebWork through the Setup checklist
Use the Setup page to get a new location ready: its team, positions, pay, first rota, menu, checks and till, step by step.WebSwitch between light and dark
Choose a light or dark look for Yes Chef, or let it follow your device, on the web and on the iPhone.Web and iPhone