Browser extension for business
One extension. Your agreements on every website.
Most mistakes happen in the browser: in an online shop, a banking portal, an admin centre. So that’s where the agreement belongs.
Lisa · Employee
Basket (3)
| Ergo 400 office chair | 6 × €495 | €2,970 |
|---|---|---|
| Sit-stand desk 160 × 80 | 2 × €720 | €1,440 |
| Dual monitor arm | 4 × €110 | €440 |
Order placed. Order number KP-20481. Approved by Sanne and recorded in the audit log.
Order not placed.
Sanne · Management
ClickCheck
Approvals
No pending requests.
Lisa de Vries wants to order from officepartner.example
€4,850
Rule: orders over €2,500
Reason No reason given
Approved · just now
Declined · just now
Why the browser
No need to reconfigure ten different systems.
Almost every tool that moves money, data or access now runs in the browser: accounting, purchasing portals, Microsoft 365, banking, CRM. Each has its own settings for approvals and warnings, and most have none at all.
ClickCheck adds one layer across all of them. You decide on which page, at which button and under which conditions an agreement appears. The website itself stays exactly as it is.
Rollout
How the extension reaches your team.
- Self-install and link
A colleague installs the extension from the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons and links it to your organisation with a short code.
- Central deployment
IT pushes the extension to every workstation through Intune or group policy. Nobody has to do a thing.
- Shared workstations
A front-desk or warehouse PC is linked as a shared device, so the rules apply to everyone who works on it.
Permissions
What the extension does. And what it leaves alone.
A browser extension could see a lot. That’s why ClickCheck is deliberately narrow.
It does
- Respond to buttons and pages that have a rule
- Check an amount or account number on that page, locally
- Show the message and pass on the person’s choice
- Fetch rules for its own organisation
It doesn’t
- Keep browsing history
- Read keystrokes or form contents
- Take screenshots
- Act on websites without a rule
A fault in ClickCheck should never stop your work. If the extension isn’t sure about a button, it warns instead of blocking.
Frequently asked questions
Which browsers are supported?
Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Firefox support is being prepared.
Does the extension slow the browser down?
It only loads rules for the site you’re on and does nothing else. On pages without a rule you won’t notice it.
Can someone switch the extension off?
If they installed it themselves, yes. To prevent that, deploy it centrally through Intune or group policy, which locks it in place.
Make a mistake once. Not twice.
Free for 3 users and 3 rules. No credit card needed.