Getting started
Updated: 12.11.2018 11:36Introduction
Checkly™ is a webapp for creating checklists and working together with others.
It is optimized to run on all platforms. Desktop, mobile and tablets!
How does it work?
Create a Checkly™ account and login to start creating your own checklists.
If you have been invited to a checklist, you will receive the a URL to the checklist. Simply click on it and enter your login details. The checklist may already have setup for you. Follow the checklist, enter status information and save it as your work progresses.
Every checklist is a seperate document. You can open, modify and save it.
When creating a new checklist it will be empty. You will find a toolbar at the bottom of the screen to add different fields to your check list.
You can also make a copies of existing checklists you already have.
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Checklists often "evolve" with improvements and changes over time, and for that reason we have made it easy for you to unlock it and change it as you are working with it!
Use the "Lock / Unlock" button in the top right corner to turn on and off the ability to change the structure of your checklist.
Checklists often "evolve" with improvements and changes over time, and for that reason we have made it easy for you to unlock it and change it as you are working with it!
Use the "Lock / Unlock" button in the top right corner to turn on and off the ability to change the structure of your checklist.
When use Checkly?
Use it to create and define work tasks at the office or home. With a checklist for a certain repetetive task it is much easier to delegate it within your team.
Checklists can ensure high quality and correct execution of work. Improve efficiency with ready made checklists for your services or common tasks.
Why checklists?
Checklists have their basis in a step by step approach. Our natural way of thinking and solving anything from simple to more complex tasks.
A written and defined checklist give you the basis for involving others and letting them help you improve your way of solving problems.
- Never ending improvement cycle
- Fine tune and correct checklists as you go
- Avoid expensive mistakes
- Simplify training and delegation
- Learn by and never repeat mistakes
- Accumulate valuable knowledge