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The owner of a small business who runs their own WordPress site meets the same three questions every time a form goes up: what the payment form will actually charge once tax and the processor's cut are counted, how many entries a contact form will produce from the traffic its page gets, and how many fields and steps a quote form needs before it starts losing people. Shortcodo is three free worksheets and one paid register for that owner. The payment form calculator takes the line items, an option fee, the sales tax rate and the processor's rate and returns what the form charges, what the processor keeps and what reaches your account. The contact form design sheet takes the fields, the required ones and the page's visitors and returns the seconds to fill and the entries a month. The request a quote form sheet takes the services and their questions and returns the fields, the steps and the work quoted. All three compute in the page with no account.

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Most organisations do not have a procedure problem, they have a register problem. The procedures exist: forty-eight Word files on a shared drive, three of which contradict each other, two of which name somebody who left in 2023, and none of which anybody can prove was read. Sopvo holds the register instead: one row per procedure with an owner, a version, a review date and the signatures against it. The two worksheets below are free and answer the questions that usually start this off.

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Before an agency buys payroll software, scheduling software or an EVV system, somebody has to write the care plan, the policy manual and the audit checklist. Handovra's free worksheets produce that paperwork from your agency's own figures, and Handovra Pro keeps it: every client, plan, policy and checklist against the record, branded and exportable.

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