For new promoters
Getting started on iPhone
From your invite to your first booking, all on your phone. About ten minutes, and you can stop and come back at any point.
- 1
Your invite arrives
The office sends you a link on WhatsApp or by email. It works for a week.
On WhatsApp Or by email - 2
Open it in Safari
On an iPhone, open the link in Safari, so you can add the app to your Home Screen later.
- 3
Create your login
Check your name and choose a password.
- 4
Read the terms
Tap Read on each one. It opens right there, so you never lose your place.
- 5
Sign and accept
Type your full name to sign, tick the two boxes, then Accept and create my login.
- 6
You’re all set
Your terms are saved. Email yourself a copy if you like, then Continue.
- 7
Set up your phone
Home asks you to set up this phone. On an iPhone, add the app to your Home Screen first, so notifications work.
- 8
Add it to your Home Screen
In Safari, tap ≡ next to the address, then Share, View More, Add to Home Screen and Add.
No App Store app yet: this is the app. Lost the invite? Open sourceitall.co.za in Safari and add it the same way.
Tap Share Then Add - 9
Open it from your Home Screen
Tap the Source It All icon. The app opens full screen, without Safari’s bars.
The first time, log in again with your email and password: the Home Screen app keeps its own login.
Tap the icon Full screen - 10
Allow notifications
Tap Notifications under Set up this phone, then Allow, so missions reach you.
- 11
Allow location and camera
Tap Location, then Camera, and Allow each. Check-ins need both.
Location Camera - 12
Finish your details
ID, race, tax number and banking. Each saves on its own, so do them when you have a moment.
- 13
Add your ID
Your ID number and a clear photo of your ID. Only payroll sees it.
- 14
Add your banking
The account your pay goes into, plus a letter from your bank.
- 15
All in
Green ticks mean done. Banking says Checking until the office confirms it.
- 16
Ready for bookings
That’s it. Your shifts show up on Home as the agency books you.
That’s the whole guide
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