Starting out
Name, domain, email and invoicing — sorted on day one.
The first fortnight of a business is spent on things that are not the business: is the name taken, is the domain free, how do I look legitimate, how do I actually get paid.
What that means in practice
Check the name properly
Whether the name is available as a domain and across the places customers will look for you — before you print anything.
Secure it in one step
Domain registered and configured, without a separate registrar account and an afternoon of DNS.
Look established immediately
A real email address, a simple site, and quotes and invoices that look like they came from a business with a back office.
Be able to invoice on day one
The first job can be quoted and billed before you have worked out what a chart of accounts is.
Grow into the rest
You are not sold ten features you do not need yet. More becomes available as the business actually needs it.
Questions people ask
Do you register the business itself?
No. Company or sole-trader registration is done with the relevant government registry. IniDeck handles everything around it — name checks, domain, email, presence, invoicing.
What does it cost to start?
There is a free workspace to get set up. You only pay once the business is actually running.
Stop doing the admin.
About ten minutes to set up. It starts working the same day.