Contract, their app, your payslips
Everything the start of an au pair job needs: a BCEA contract ready to sign, the app they log their hours in so the month-end claim is already right, and your side of it — payslips with the UIF worked out, every claim kept, and the shared schedule.
Their licence runs while they are working for you — you are paying for it, and it covers the job you are paying for. When they move on, it stops.
Your side stays yours forever; you never buy that again. It was never attached to a particular au pair. A licence for a new au pair is R399 rather than the full price — the same whether you need it next month or in three years, so nobody is charged more for a resignation they did not choose. You set them up from inside the app in one step.
What they keep is their record: their account, every month they logged, and the spreadsheet, permanently. That is deliberate. A record that died when you stopped paying would not be theirs — and if it is not theirs, they have no reason to keep it accurate, which is the whole point of you paying for it. Ending a licence hands you nothing of theirs.
12 files — every document as an editable Word file and a PDF. Paid once, yours to keep. No account, no subscription.
Written for South African placements, and sold there only.
Your files are on their way to . They usually arrive within a minute — check your spam folder if you don't see them, and reply to the email if anything is missing.
The paperwork sets the expectations. NannyTank shows they were met — your au pair logs their hours, overtime and kilometres as they happen, and you approve the month in one tap.
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