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Swap the spreadsheet and the paper

The same procedure every time. Documented.

For onboarding, service, audits, go-lives, and everything else that repeats. Make the checklist once. Start a new plan every time the job comes around again. The items open in the right order, and every item shows who did it and when.

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What is it for?

Anything that repeats, has to be done in a set order, and has to be documented afterwards. Some examples:

  • A new customer

    Agreement, access, setup, and handover. The same steps every time, and none of them skipped.

  • A new employee

    Contract before accounts, equipment, access, training, and a follow-up after 30 days.

  • Service on a machine

    Inspection at fixed intervals, with photos and readings kept for the insurer and the supplier.

  • An internal audit

    One numbered item per requirement, with the evidence attached. Ready for the external auditor.

  • A product launch

    Drawings approved, prototype tested, suppliers in place, first batch run and documented.

  • A website go-live

    DNS, certificate, redirects, forms, cookie banner, and the customer’s sign-off.

  • Season opening

    The campsite, the holiday houses, or the venue: everything checked before the first guest.

  • A building inspection

    The annual round, room by room, with a photo on every item.

Best for the work that takes days or weeks, has many steps, and where several people each do their part.

How it keeps the work in order

Comments, files, and a log are included too. But these four are what make sure things get done right, in the right order.

  1. 1

    Fixed numbers

    Every item has its own number, and it does not move, not even when you add new items. So everybody can write "3.3" in a message and mean the same item.

  2. 2

    The order takes care of itself

    An item can wait for other items to be done first. Until then it is locked, and nobody can tick it. You decide which items belong together.

  3. 3

    A queue of what is ready now

    The first screen is the list of the items that are ready, and who has them. Nobody has to read the whole plan to know what to do today.

  4. 4

    Deadlines in working days

    The deadline only starts the day the item becomes ready, so nobody gets an overdue deadline on something they could not do. It can also follow another item, or be a fixed date.

All features

The core is the same in every tier. The tiers differ in how many, and in a few extra features.

Template and plan

  • Templates. Make the checklist once. When you publish it, the numbers are frozen, and every new plan is a copy of it.
  • Sections, items, and milestones. A section is done when every item under it is done. A milestone is reached when what it waits on is done.
  • Items that do not apply. Set them to "not relevant" instead of skipping them. It goes in the log.
  • New items along the way. They get their own number under the section. An item that has been worked on cannot be removed, because it is documentation.

The work of the day

  • The queue. Your items that are ready now. Blocked items in their own list, and the owner sees the items nobody has.
  • Several people on one item. Everybody is equal. An item has no owner.
  • A daily reminder. Every working day at a time you pick. It lists the deadlines that are overdue and the ones coming up.
  • Notifications in the app and by mail. When an item becomes ready, when you are assigned an item, and when somebody mentions you.

Documentation

  • Sign-off. Every item shows who set the latest status, and when.
  • Files on every item. Photos, PDFs, and anything else that goes with it as evidence.
  • Comments. On items and plans, with @names and #references to other items.
  • The log. Every plan has its own history with every change, who made it, and when.

Your own setup

  • Your own statuses. Name, color, and meaning: underway, done, rejected, or not relevant. Several sets for several kinds of plans.
  • Working days and holidays. The Danish calendar by default, or your own.
  • The team. Invite people by mail and give them a role.
  • Danish and English. Every person picks their language and their time zone.
  • Secure login. Verified email and two-factor authentication.

Want to know more?

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