See what’s stuck, who has it, and why.
Vaercore is the system your team runs its work through. You set up the records you handle, the stages they move through and the rules for moving them. Every job then runs the same way, and anything off track shows up on one board.
- Any kind of work
- Rules that can’t be skipped
- Keep the tools you already use
What does your team run?
Same software, different setup. Nothing is coded per industry.
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Example data. 6 of 214 shown, worst first. Every reason here comes from a rule you set, not from someone’s update in a chat.
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Example data. 6 of 86 shown, worst first. Every reason here comes from a rule you set, not from someone’s update in a chat.
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Example data. 6 of 63 shown, worst first. Every reason here comes from a rule you set, not from someone’s update in a chat.
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Example data. 6 of 38 shown, worst first. Every reason here comes from a rule you set, not from someone’s update in a chat.
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Example data. 6 of 42 shown, worst first. Every reason here comes from a rule you set, not from someone’s update in a chat.
Describe your work once. Vaercore holds everyone to it.
No developers and no waiting on a vendor. You set it up yourself, and a change applies as soon as you save it.
Describe your records
The things your business tracks and the details each one carries.
Shipment: customer, pickup and drop, delivery window, weight…
Set the stages
The steps every record goes through, from first touch to done.
Booked → Picked up → In transit → … → Invoiced
Add the rules
What must be true before a record moves, and who may move it.
Customs: the commercial invoice must be attached, and only the customs desk can clear it.
Run it
Your team works in it every day. The board shows what’s stuck and why.
6 overdue, 11 blocked, worst first.
Describe your records
The things your business tracks and the details each one carries.
Client file: client, financial year, entity type, turnover…
Set the stages
The steps every record goes through, from first touch to done.
Records requested → Records received → Preparation → … → Invoiced
Add the rules
What must be true before a record moves, and who may move it.
Review: the person who prepared a file can’t be the one who reviews it.
Run it
Your team works in it every day. The board shows what’s stuck and why.
5 overdue, 9 blocked, worst first.
Describe your records
The things your business tracks and the details each one carries.
Maintenance request: property and unit, category, priority, quote…
Set the stages
The steps every record goes through, from first touch to done.
Reported → Triaged → Quoted → … → Billed
Add the rules
What must be true before a record moves, and who may move it.
Owner approval: only the owner can approve the spend, in their own login.
Run it
Your team works in it every day. The board shows what’s stuck and why.
4 overdue, 8 blocked, worst first.
Describe your records
The things your business tracks and the details each one carries.
Open role: client, role title, openings, salary band…
Set the stages
The steps every record goes through, from first touch to done.
Brief received → Sourcing → Shortlist sent → … → Invoiced
Add the rules
What must be true before a record moves, and who may move it.
Joined: the joining confirmation must be attached before the guarantee starts.
Run it
Your team works in it every day. The board shows what’s stuck and why.
3 overdue, 7 blocked, worst first.
Describe your records
The things your business tracks and the details each one carries.
Payroll run: period, total employees, net payout, input file…
Set the stages
The steps every record goes through, from first touch to done.
Input requested → Input received → Verification → … → Closed
Add the rules
What must be true before a record moves, and who may move it.
QC: only a senior can move a run into QC, and only once the checklist is done.
Run it
Your team works in it every day. The board shows what’s stuck and why.
4 overdue, 7 blocked, worst first.
One shipment, booking to invoice
A record moves forward only when the step before it is really finished, and only by someone allowed to move it. If a rule blocks it, the reason is on screen.
Example: Freight & logistics-
Booked
Customer or opsThe customer books in their own login, or your ops team enters it.
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Picked up
Driver- Pickup slip attached
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In transit
Ops -
Customs
Customs desk only Time limit 24 h- Commercial invoice attached
- HS codes filled in
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Out for delivery
Dispatch- Delivery slot set
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Delivered
Driver -
POD received
Ops- Signed proof of delivery attached
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Invoiced
Accounts onlyRaise the invoice straight from the shipment. Customer and route carry across.
One client file, records to invoice
A record moves forward only when the step before it is really finished, and only by someone allowed to move it. If a rule blocks it, the reason is on screen.
Example: Accounting practice-
Records requested
ClientThe client gets a request listing what you need.
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Records received
Client or team- Bank statements attached
- Trial balance attached
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Preparation
Associate Time limit 5 days- Working papers checklist complete
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Review
Senior only- Prepared by someone else
The person who prepared the file can’t review it.
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Partner sign-off
Partner only- All review notes closed
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Client approval
Client onlyThe client approves in their own login.
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Filed
Team- Filing acknowledgement attached
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Invoiced
Accounts onlyRaise the fee invoice from the filed return.
One repair, report to bill
A record moves forward only when the step before it is really finished, and only by someone allowed to move it. If a rule blocks it, the reason is on screen.
Example: Property management-
Reported
Tenant or teamTenants report in their own login, with photos.
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Triaged
Facilities Time limit 4 h- Priority set
- Category set
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Quoted
Facilities- Quote attached
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Owner approval
Owner onlyThe owner approves the spend in their own login.
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Scheduled
Facilities- Contractor and visit date filled in
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Done
Contractor- Photo of finished work attached
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Tenant confirmed
Tenant only -
Billed
Accounts onlyBill the owner from the closed request.
One role, brief to invoice
A record moves forward only when the step before it is really finished, and only by someone allowed to move it. If a rule blocks it, the reason is on screen.
Example: Recruitment agency-
Brief received
Client or team- Job description attached
- Fee agreed
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Sourcing
Recruiter Time limit 10 days -
Shortlist sent
Recruiter- CVs attached
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Interviews
Client onlyThe client picks who to interview, in their own login.
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Offer
Recruiter- Offer letter attached
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Joined
Recruiter- Joining confirmation attached
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Guarantee period
LeadReminds you before the replacement guarantee ends.
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Invoiced
Accounts onlyRaise the fee invoice from the placement.
One payroll run, inputs to close
A record moves forward only when the step before it is really finished, and only by someone allowed to move it. If a rule blocks it, the reason is on screen.
Example: Payroll bureau-
Input requested
ClientThe client is asked for attendance, joiners and exits.
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Input received
Client or team- Input file attached
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Verification
Payroll Executive Time limit 48 h -
Processing
Payroll Executive- Validation checklist complete
- Client’s PF code and GSTIN on file
Salaries are calculated in your payroll software.
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QC
Senior only Time limit 24 h- Headcount and net payout entered
- QC checklist complete
Opens three review tasks automatically.
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Client approval
Client only- All QC tasks done
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Salary paid
Senior or client- Bank file attached
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Payslips released
Payroll Executive -
Statutory filed
Compliance only -
Closed
SeniorRaise the month’s invoice from the closed run.
Run every client the same way. Leave room for each one’s quirks.
You set up the standard once and every client, site or branch gets it. When one needs something extra, it adds its own fields and roles on top. It can’t quietly rewrite your standard, so an improvement you make next month reaches everyone.
Built for businesses that work for many clients or sites.
Set it up the way you’re organised: a head office, the clients or sites you serve, and their branches. Each one’s records are kept apart.
Switch in to work
Your team opens one client at a time. Another client’s records are never mixed in.
Staff see what they look after
Give someone a list of clients and they see those. Add one and it appears for them; remove it and it’s gone.
Customers see their own work
Give a client a login and they see their own records and approve their own steps. Nothing else.
Know which client is quietly in trouble.
The health board scores every client against warning signs you choose, and puts the worst first. A client with nothing reported isn’t assumed to be fine.
- Invoice was due Fri 24 Oct.
- Delivery was due yesterday.
- Can’t clear customs.
- Nobody holds this.
- Nothing flagged
- Nothing flagged
- Sorted worst first. Open any one to see why.
- Records were due 15 Oct.
- Preparation was due Friday.
- Can’t pass review.
- Nobody holds this.
- Nothing flagged
- Nothing flagged
- Sorted worst first. Open any one to see why.
- Urgent response was due at 2 pm.
- Visit was due Saturday.
- Nobody holds this.
- Only the owner can approve the spend.
- Sorted worst first. Open any one to see why.
- Shortlist was due Friday.
- Client review was due 21 Oct.
- Only the client can pick who to interview.
- Can’t start the guarantee period.
- Nothing flagged
- Nothing flagged
- Sorted worst first. Open any one to see why.
- Inputs were due 22 Oct.
- The 48-hour check ran out.
- Can’t go to Processing.
- Only the client can approve.
- Nothing flagged
- Nothing flagged
- Sorted worst first. Open any one to see why.
You choose the warning signs
“Waiting on the customer more than 3 days.” “A required document missing.” Each one gets a weight, so the board ranks clients the way you would.
Reminders go out on their own
Set a time limit on a stage. When it runs out, the right person is reminded and the item is raised to their lead.
Leads see their team’s load
A manager sees the open work of everyone who reports to them, across every client, and can open what’s holding them up.
Your sign-off chain, enforced by the software.
The person who did the work can’t approve it. Only the customer can give the customer’s approval. The rules hold on your busiest day.
| Role | Do the work | Pass the review | Approve for the customer | Change who has access | Which clients |
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| Team memberPrepares and updates the work | The ones they’re given | ||||
| ReviewerChecks before it goes out | The ones they’re given | ||||
| CustomerA login at your client | Their own company only | ||||
| AdministratorRuns the setup | All of them | ||||
| AuditorRead-only | Reads everything, changes nothing |
You name the roles and decide what each can do. These five are an example. Nobody can change their own role or widen their own access; that always takes a second administrator.
“Who signed this off?” has a one-line answer.
Every stage move, checklist tick and approval is logged with the person, the time and what changed. The log can be added to, never edited.
Each client walled off
A client’s records are separated in the database itself, not only hidden on screen.
Two-step sign-in
Everyone confirms with a code, by email or an authenticator app. No exceptions for admins.
Sessions you can end
Reset a password or sign a device out, and those sessions end at once.
A log that can’t be edited
The application can add lines to the audit log. It has no permission to change or delete them.
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