Inboxes and downloads
Documents live in email. Statements get downloaded and forwarded. Renewals are remembered, or not.
Bank statements downloaded and emailed to the bookkeeper. A business licence that expired because the renewal went to an old inbox. The insurance certificate sent to the same client four times. Flowing Documents gives you one view of every recurring document, where it lives, and where it needs to move to, and then moves it.
Built for organizations that have outgrown "someone will sort it."
Built around Dext or your own file system as the single home, with every destination connected.
Yes, until 14 June. Certificate on file. Renewal reminder set for April.
Most organizations we meet have the documents.
Nobody has the map.
Works with the inboxes and file systems you already have.
Dext is our default home for financial documents. Everything else lives
in your Drive or SharePoint, with a map on top.
Filing isn't the problem. Flow is. A bank statement needs to reach the bookkeeper. A licence needs to renew. An insurance certificate needs to reach the client who asked. Each is a small move, done by hand, dozens of times a month. We map every one and make it automatic.
One view.
Nothing expires unseen.
Your files stay in your systems. We add the map and the movement.
Having a shared drive is the easy part. Knowing what's in it, what's current, and what needs to move next is what's missing.
Documents live in email. Statements get downloaded and forwarded. Renewals are remembered, or not.
Files are saved somewhere. Nobody knows which version is current or where it needs to go next.
Every recurring document has a home, an owner and a destination. It moves there on its own. Expiries warn in advance.
We inventory every recurring document, give each one a home and a destination, and connect the movement so it happens without a human forwarding anything.
A two-week inventory of every recurring document: statements, licences, permits, insurance, payroll filings, contracts, tax notices. For each: where it arrives, where it should live, who needs it, when it expires. The result is one page the owner can read.
Financial documents land in Dext and flow to the ledger. Compliance and people documents live in a governed folder with versions. Every item gets an owner and an expiry date. Old copies archived, duplicates retired, permissions set so the right people can see the right things.
Bank statements fetched and filed automatically. Insurance certificates sent from one current version. Renewal reminders at 60 and 30 days to the owner, with the form. A monthly check that nothing has arrived in the wrong place.
Measured, not promised. Every one of these is checked with you before we call it done.
Status, owner, current version and next move for every recurring document. The question "do we have that?" gets a yes and a link, not a search.
Statements reach the books. Certificates reach the client. Filings reach payroll. On their own, from one current version.
Licences, permits, insurance and registrations warn 60 and 30 days out, to a named owner, with the form attached.
Financial documents flowing into Dext feed the books; everything mapped here is what Backups protects first.
Documents carry bank details, personal information and legal exposure. These rules are agreed in week one and built into the folders.
Payroll filings aren't visible to the whole organization. Insurance certificates are. Set once, by rule.
Every document has a single current copy. Old versions are archived, never deleted silently.
A person, not a team. If they leave, the owner changes before they go.
Documents sent to clients or agencies are logged: what, to whom, when, which version.
The prompts, the agents, the rules, the templates, the data and the accounts. Everything is set up in your tenant, in your name. Leave any time and take all of it; nothing GoodOps builds is a reason to stay.
Three questions: which documents recur, where do they arrive and where do they need to go, and what systems already hold them? Every tool lands in one of four states. That list is the plan.
Dext, Hubdoc or bank feeds exist but aren't connected. We finish the wiring.
e.g. Dext, Hubdoc, QuickBooks bank feedsFiles are saved but every move is manual. We automate the routes.
e.g. A shared drive with no owners or expiriesInboxes, a drive and a desktop. We bring it into one map.
e.g. Email folders, Dropbox, laptopsYour file system and ledger. We add the map on top.
e.g. Google Drive, SharePoint, QuickBooksGoodOps' own licences, insurance and statements flow through the same map. We know the renewal dates because the map does.
You approve before we move to the next step. We start with one team or one cycle, prove it, then roll it out to everyone.
Inventory of every recurring document: where it arrives, where it lives, who needs it, when it expires. Owners agreed.
Financial documents into Dext and the ledger. Compliance and people documents into governed folders with versions. Duplicates retired.
Automatic fetching, filing and sending live. Renewal reminders set. The one-page view handed to the owner.
Runs on your GoodOps retainer. Monthly check that nothing landed in the wrong place; new document types added as they appear.
Then Flowing Documents runs on your GoodOps fractional retainer. The inventory and the move into a single home are part of the module, not an extra line.
Software: Dext runs CAD 30–60 per month for most small organizations; your file system is what you already pay.
The things owners ask us on the first call.
Folders are where documents sit. This is about where they need to go, when they expire and who owns them. The map plus the automatic movement is the product; the folders are just where it lives.
For financial documents it's the best inbox we know: forward a statement or a bill, it reads it, files it and sends it to the ledger. For non-financial documents we use your Drive or SharePoint with a map on top.
Bank and card statements, business licences and permits, insurance certificates, WorkSafe and payroll filings, contracts and leases, tax notices, vehicle and equipment registrations. Most organizations have 25–40 recurring items.
Yes, with read access to the financial part from day one. Statements reaching them without asking is usually their favourite part.
The owner gets a reminder at 60 and 30 days with the renewal form attached. If nothing changes by the expiry date, the business owner hears about it too. Nothing expires unseen.
The 30-minute mini-diagnostic is free. From it you get a fixed price for the six-week set-up, typically CAD 8,000–16,000 depending on how many recurring documents and destinations you have. Once live, it runs on your GoodOps retainer.
Book the 30-minute mini-diagnostic. We'll sketch which documents recur, where they need to go, and give you a four-state plan for every tool.
A conversation about your organization.
Not a demo of software.