Guides for the registers

Each register has two guides on how to run that part of a small business well.

All guides are our own writing. They use made-up examples and do not state laws, taxes or fees; where local rules matter they say to check them.

• A follow-up routine for enquiriesMost small businesses lose sales not because customers say no, but because nobody follows up. A rout
• Lead stages and your win rateFive stages are enough for most small businesses. What matters is that each one means the same thing
• Keeping rent records as a small landlordDisputes about rent usually come from missing records. A few lines each month make them rare.
• Rent reminder messages that keep the peaceA good tenant is worth keeping. A calm, specific message gets paid without a quarrel.
• Pricing tiffin and subscription plansA plan sells regular income, and the price must still cover a day when a customer does not eat.
• A daily routine for a tiffin or subscription serviceReliable timing is what customers pay for. A routine keeps you on time and the money coming.
• Membership plans that members renewThe plan structure decides how many members stay. Keep it simple, and write the rules down.
• Renewal reminders that workMost members who leave never decided to; they simply forgot. A well-timed message brings many back.
• How a fat-based milk rate worksFarmers are paid for the quality of the milk as well as the litres. The simplest way to do that is t
• Making the monthly milk billA bill that the farmer can check against his own notebook is a bill that is paid without argument.
• Measuring mileage with the fill-to-fill methodThe meter on the dashboard is a guess. Your own fuel and odometer entries tell the truth.
• The real cost of a kilometreFuel is only part of what a vehicle costs. Counting the rest shows whether a trip, a route or a rate
• Where your records are keptThe registers have no accounts and no server for your data. That is good for privacy, and it means y

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The registers keep their data in your own browser and send nothing to us. Names, numbers and prices in the examples are made up. No law, tax or fee is stated here: check local rules where they matter. Checked 14 November 2026.