Every run shows its price.
You see what it pays before you tap. Take it, or let it go — turning one down needs no reason.
7DHoff-peak
5DHover the lunch and dinner service
Per run, net of Forlik's access fee. Tips are on top, and yours in full.
Student courier · UIR
You already make the trips.Here, they pay.Whenever you want.
You carry orders from the campus kitchens to the buildings, between classes — on foot, by bike or on a kick scooter. Every run shows its price before you accept it.
Per run, you keep 7 DH off-peak and 5 DH over the lunch and dinner service, once Forlik's access fee is taken out.
The job
The price first, the money after.
You work for yourself: no roster, no quota, and you can turn a run down without explaining yourself.
Online when it suits you.
No roster, no quota. Go online between classes, and offline whenever you like.
Two scans, and a record.
One QR at the kitchen, one at the door. No scan, no hand-off — and the responsibility does not move either.
It all goes on the statement.
Paid in cash, the student pays you directly and you keep the sum; Forlik's access fee is debited from your wallet when the run closes. Prepaid, Forlik collects on your behalf and pays your share back into your wallet. Withdraw once your balance reaches the minimum shown in the app: cash from a Forlik agent on campus, or a bank transfer on a payout day.
Trips at a fixed fee.
Several orders in one trip, at a fee set in advance for the whole trip.
One run
From the counter to the door.
Four moves, always the same. The app tells you where to go, and which door to use.
You go online
From the courier app, whenever you are free. Offline as soon as you are not.
You accept a run
It shows with its price. Take it, or let it go.
First scan, at the kitchen
You collect the order at the counter. The QR confirms it is in your hands.
Second scan, at the door
You hand it over in the building and the student confirms the hand-off — on a cash run, they pay you directly. The run closes and goes on your statement.
Your ground
You already know this campus.
Forlik only recruits on the UIR campus. Runs go from one building to the next: you deliver to people from your own year, along paths you already take.
30
Zones mapped
31
Buildings mapped
Platform totals, read from the database and refreshed every hour.
Questions
What people ask us.
Do I need a scooter?
No. You get around campus on foot, by bike or on a kick scooter: runs go from one building to the next, and there is no vehicle to declare.
I'm in class all day.
There is no schedule, no quota and no obligation to be online. You go online when you are free, and the lunch service fits inside a lunch break.
What does it pay?
Per run, you keep 7 DH off-peak and 5 DH over the lunch and dinner service, once Forlik's access fee is taken out. Tips are on top and yours in full. Every run shows its price before you accept it.
How do I get the money?
On a cash run, the student pays you directly at hand-off and you keep the sum; Forlik's access fee is debited from your wallet when the run closes. On a prepaid run, Forlik collects on your behalf and pays your share back into your wallet once the hand-off is confirmed. Every movement goes on your statement, and once your balance reaches the minimum shown in the app, you request a withdrawal: cash from a Forlik agent on campus, or a bank transfer on a payout day.
Is the courier app in the stores?
Not yet. It is in pilot at UIR: we show you how to get in once your application is approved.
Who can apply?
UIR students, with their university account — the one you use for class. The application takes five steps, and we review it before your first run.
What if I want to stop?
You go offline. There is nothing to cancel to stop taking runs, and nothing is asked of you.
Applications open
Applications are open.
We add couriers in small groups. We review every application before the first run, and you get a notification as soon as there is a decision.
The application, in five steps
- Your UIR account, the one you use for class
- Your phone number
- A photo of your CIN, and its number
- A selfie
- The courier terms, read and accepted