Designed to do the boring, not be boring.

Payroll, rotas, VAT returns, invoicing, DBS checks and the sales pipeline — the parts of running a business that are pure admin, kept in one place that opens fast and tells you what needs you this week.

Monday brief · Pipeline17 Aug

Bathroom adaptations — 6 rooms worth £24,800.00 has had no activity for 21 days — Maureen Ellis.

— Call them, or move it to Lost so the pipeline tells the truth.

One item from an owner’s actual Monday brief. Every brief is different — this one is real, the recipient isn’t you yet.

The Monday brief

Every Monday, one email says what needs the owner this week. Not a dashboard nobody opens on a Tuesday — a short list, in plain English, each item with what to do about it and why it matters.

Pipeline

Issue

Bathroom adaptations — 6 rooms worth £24,800.00, no activity for 21 days — Maureen Ellis.

Recommendation

Call them, or move it to Lost so the pipeline tells the truth.

Consequence

Counted in this month's pipeline total until it moves.

Documents & compliance

Issue

Priya Shah's DBS check lapsed 9 days ago.

Recommendation

Renew it before Saturday, or take her off the rota.

Consequence

She's booked on 3 shifts this week.

Payroll

Issue

Jordan Miles worked 46.5 hours this week — 3.4× his 13.6h average.

Recommendation

Check it's right before Thursday's pay run locks.

Consequence

Locks automatically at 5pm Thursday if nobody looks.

Every action re-checks itself the moment it fires. If Priya’s DBS renewed itself between Monday morning and the click, nothing happens twice — the brief would have caught that too.

Nobody else’s back office tells you what to do.

Built around how these businesses actually run

Same admin underneath, different vocabulary on top. The brief speaks yours.

Removals

Your Saturday crew is the whole business. When a mover's booked on two jobs the same morning, the brief catches it before the diary does — not after a customer's waiting on the drive.

Construction & trades

A quote nobody's chased since Tuesday. The brief flags it after 14 days of silence, before it turns into a lost job nobody remembers pricing.

Mortgage advisors

A client's offer expires in 10 days and the file's still missing proof of income. The brief catches the file before the lender does.

Care providers

A DBS check lapses on a Tuesday, and three shifts are already booked against it. The brief catches it Monday morning — not when an inspector asks.

Cleaning companies

A client's gone quiet on renewing their contract, or a cleaner's overtime is creeping past what it can absorb. The brief says which, and what it costs if nobody moves.

What’s in it

Six departments, one login, one place money gets counted.

People & rota

Who works here and who's on shift — starters, leavers, the Saturday rota, right-to-work documents tracked to their expiry date.

Payroll & HMRC

Pay runs, payslips, RTI filings, VAT returns — the numbers HMRC actually checks, run from the same place as everything else.

Finance & invoicing

Invoices, expenses, bank reconciliation, month end. What's owed, what's overdue, and what any total excludes.

Pipeline & CRM

Contacts, companies, deals by stage — a sales pipeline that gets flagged before it goes quietly stale.

Documents & compliance

DBS checks, insurance certificates, contracts — tracked to expiry, not filed and forgotten in a drawer.

Support desk

Customer queries in one queue instead of three inboxes and a mobile that only one person can answer.

The numbers behave

Money is stored to the penny, not rounded for the screen. If a figure isn’t known yet, it says so — it is never a guessed £0.00.

ClientAmountStatus
Kelvin Cleaning Ltd£1,860.00overdue
Maureen Ellis£24,800.00proposed
Acme Removals — deposit—pending
Total outstanding£26,660.00excludes 1 unconfirmed

And when a number is genuinely wrong — a refund, a shortfall — it shows as −£340.00 with a true minus sign, in red, only because the negative number itself is the problem. Routine deductions on a payslip stay the ordinary colour: most negatives on this page aren’t bad news, and it shouldn’t look like they are.

Designed to do the boring, not be boring — and to open on Monday already knowing what needs you.

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