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A useful first page for someone you trust.
Supplier contacts, important records and next steps for a colleague.
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From Alex · For Sam
Keep the business moving.
“Start here. These are the people to call and the places to look. You do not have to figure everything out at once.”
First priorities
Who to contact and what needs attention
Business records
Where to find bills and supplier details
Who can decide
The people authorised to help
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Sam, contact Morgan, our operations lead. Their work contact is in the shared business directory.
The operations folder lists supplier contacts, upcoming bills and the location of our business records. Ask the bookkeeper to review anything due this week.
Use your existing authorised access. Refer decisions about payments or ownership to the named business owner; these instructions do not give new authority.
Fictional example only. No real personal information.
Fictional example. No email, timer or real access is created. Missed check-ins do not prove death or contact emergency services.