Small business

The owner’s rules, even when the owner isn’t there.

In a small company the most important agreements often live in the heads of one or two people. ClickCheck makes them visible to everyone else, without a handbook or procedures.

Accounts SalesPurchasesBankReports

Purchase invoice 2026-0412

Supplier
Vermeer Printing
Amount
€12,360.00
Due date
14 October
Bank account on invoice
NL91 ABNA 0417 1643 00
Known bank account
ends in 84 10

Payment scheduled. The check is in the audit log.

Payment not scheduled. Better a day late than €12,360 gone.

Bank details don’t match

This account number doesn’t belong to Vermeer Printing. Call the supplier on the number in your own records, not the one on the invoice or in the email.

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Example The invoice shows different bank details from the ones you have on file. ClickCheck compares them locally and asks for a call to the known number first.

Sound familiar?

Growing means not everyone knows everything any more.

With eight people, everyone knows big orders go past the owner first. With thirty, not any more. New colleagues, part-timers and temps don’t know the agreements, and the people who do aren’t always around.

Writing a quality manual feels like a step too far for many small companies. It doesn’t have to be. Start with the three agreements that cost the most when they’re forgotten.

How to start

Three rules, one afternoon.

  1. Pick your three most expensive mistakes

    Where did it go wrong, or nearly wrong, in recent years? A payment to a fraudster, an order nobody approved, a former colleague who could still log in.

  2. Turn them into rules

    Point at the button, write down the agreement. The free plan covers three rules and three colleagues.

  3. Look back after a month

    The dashboard shows how often each rule was triggered and what people chose. Then you know whether you need more.

Popular first rules

Where small companies usually begin.

  • A supplier’s bank details differ from the known ones.

    Call first

  • An order above the agreed amount.

    Approval

  • Deleting a former colleague’s account.

    Checklist

Make a mistake once. Not twice. Every mistake you’ve already made is a rule you can add today.

Make a mistake once. Not twice.

Free for 3 users and 3 rules. No credit card needed.