Landing pages

Each page below tells the Clicarity story from a different starting point. Open the one that sounds most like your day.

Any software system should be easy to use, hand over, implement and keep using.

The main site. Four principles, then a live look at the screens your team would use.

Every month, money leaves your business.

Pick your turnover and see where money slips away when work is not visible.

No training needed

Operator skills not required.

For owners who worry their team will not take to new software.

Know before you ask

Four questions about your last six months.

Questions most owners cannot answer from memory, and what it takes to answer them.

Pick your business

What are you losing track of?

Choose your type of business and see the one line written for it.

Stop being the last to know.

About the gap between when something happens on the floor and when you hear about it.

Fast jobs, slow jobs

Not all jobs are equal.

Which jobs move quickly and which ones drag, ranked by days.

Your whole operation. One screen.

Everything in one place, updated as the work happens.

Most run at 78% on-time.

One question and one button, then the three steps to get there.

When it all comes back to you

You built the system. Where is it running?

For owners who have the org chart and the KRAs, but every decision still comes back to them.

Short and direct

The only person who can’t take a day off? You.

Three problems you will recognise, and a demo as the answer.

Finding out what happened

Does your day go in finding out what already happened?

The question, with a live board directly underneath it.

Asking where things are

Does your day go in asking where things have reached?

For owners whose day goes in follow-up calls.

When work stops

Are you the last to know when the work has stopped?

About finding out late, when it is already too late to fix.

Eight screens at once

Does your day go in finding out what already happened?

Eight live screens side by side: stages, components, wastage, dates, who did what, stock, dispatch and batches.

Does your day go in finding out what already happened?

Four screens, one at a time, each with a line that explains it.

Does your day go in finding out what already happened?

One screen first, then three more. Start with the one that costs you most.

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