Tools
One job at a time
Each page here takes one job somebody has to do on a Tuesday afternoon, shows you the finished result first, and then lets you run it on your own file. Nothing here asks for your email address before it works.
Run it yourself
One company, four spellings
Your inquiry export lists the same company four ways, and you have to send one email per company, not four.
The Thursday report, from the export you already have
You have a CSV of the week's jobs and someone wants a one-page total by Thursday.
The schedule against the test results
You have a circuit schedule and a sheet of test results, and nobody can say which circuits are still outstanding.
The invoice against the quote you accepted
See changed prices and quantities, unmatched lines, duplicate identifiers and recorded totals that need a closer look before you decide what to pay.
Four rows is not a complete handover
Compare your expected cable or port schedule with the evidence that came back. See exactly what is missing, duplicated, conflicting or still unknown.
Packs for your line of work
Larger jobs on your own records. Each page shows what goes in, what comes out and what it will not do, and you see a preview on your own file before anything is sold.
Wholesalers, manufacturers and contractors
Order, receipt and invoice comparison
Compare what you ordered, received and were invoiced, with each difference traced to your own rows.
Wineries
Wine report balance check
Check Part I of your TTB wine report against last period’s filed report before you sign it.
HOA boards and home buyers
Association packet reader
Dues, reserves, insurance and restrictions from a resale packet, each quoted with its page.
Resale disclosure drafts
For self-managed Virginia and Texas boards: a resale disclosure draft from your own records.
Software companies in a vendor review
Security questionnaire answers
Fill a prospect’s security questionnaire from your own policies, with the source beside each answer.
Cities, counties and districts
ADA Title II website evidence pack
Cited accessibility findings, a document inventory and a dated plan for your public website.
Bookkeepers and small businesses
Bookkeeping catch-up
A year of bank and card exports as a categorized ledger, monthly totals and your open questions.
1099-NEC files for IRIS
Your payee spreadsheet as 1099-NEC files in the IRS IRIS CSV template, flagged rows explained.
Merchants and shops
Merchant statement fee review
See which card-processing fees changed month to month, with the statement line behind each.
Supplier price changes
Compare a new supplier price list per unit and prepare a Shopify cost update for your SKUs.
Kitchens, pharmacies and clinics
Cold-chain records
A month of temperature-logger files as printable records, with excursions and gaps shown.
Book publishers
EPUB accessibility evidence
A per-title accessibility metadata receipt for a whole EPUB backlist, in one batch.
Anyone leaving a tool behind
CRM exit kit
Check HubSpot, Pipedrive or Zoho exports for duplicates, broken links and dropped fields.
Slack export archive
Your public-channel export as one offline, searchable archive, users and threads resolved.
Stocky export archive
Stocky purchase-order, stocktake and cost CSVs as one offline archive before access ends.
Publisher files to PDF
A batch of Microsoft Publisher .pub files as PDFs, with a receipt for each file.
Publisher conversion guide (archived)
The dated preparation guide, post-retirement update and free-tool alternatives for your Publisher files.
Have the next export already?
Save the columns and rules once, then compare the next pair and see which exceptions are new, persistent, resolved, disappeared or unobserved.
Reuse a local comparison
Still have Microsoft Publisher files after October 1?
The Microsoft 365 subscriber cutoff has passed. Review the supported batch-conversion pack or the free-tool alternatives. Perpetual-license holders can still open their files after support ends October 13.
Review Publisher-file conversion
Prepare a supplier catalog without uploading it
Confirm column mappings, compare with a supported baseline export, and download the prepared CSV with a change review and reusable mapping.
Open the catalog workbench
See which apparel return count hides a cohort-rate problem
Load the two documented event CSVs locally, compare ordinary returned-unit rank with exact 90-day SKU cohort rate, and download a source-linked report.
Open the apparel return diagnostic
Worked through by hand
These are not self-serve yet. The input and the result on each page are one worked run, start to finish, on sample data.
An intake record, turned into an evidence export
Draft
A client asks you to show that the person on this lead agreed to be contacted, and the answer is somewhere in your intake tool.