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For firms that verify clients

Client documents expire. Notice before your auditor does.

Docurrent keeps a register of every client document with a shelf life — IDs, proofs of address, licences, certificates — warns you before they go stale, and automatically asks the client for a fresh copy.

Early access, shaped by the first 25 firms. No spam, one or two emails total.

Document register4 clients
Passport copy
Hartmann Logistics GmbH
valid to 2027-03-14
Valid
Proof of address
Okafor Consulting Ltd
expires in 12 days
Expiring
Liability insurance cert.
Nordwind Bau UG
expired 2026-06-30
Expired
↳ Re-request sent to Okafor Consulting — today, 09:12

The spreadsheet always loses

If your firm runs KYC or AML checks, holds vendor certificates, or keeps client files audit-ready, you already track expiry dates somewhere — a spreadsheet, a calendar, someone's memory. That system works until the week it doesn't.

Stale files fail audits

An expired ID in a KYC file is a finding waiting to be written. Regulators and auditors check dates first.

Chasing eats hours

Writing "could you send an updated copy" emails, one client at a time, then chasing the non-responders again.

Collection tools forget

Document-request tools collect once and move on. None of them knows that what they collected goes off.

How it works

Step 1

List what expires

Add clients and their documents with a validity period — or pick from templates for KYC files, insurance certificates, and licences.

Step 2

Get warned early

Docurrent watches the dates and tells you what's going stale 30, 14, and 3 days out. One screen, whole firm.

Step 3

Re-requests go out alone

Clients get a friendly email with a secure upload link. Reminders repeat until the fresh copy is in. You only hear about it when it's done.

Built for

  • Accounting and bookkeeping firms with AML obligations
  • Compliance teams at small regulated firms — payments, crypto, lending
  • Anyone holding vendor or contractor certificates that lapse

Fair questions

Is this another client portal?

No. Docurrent does one job: it knows which documents expire, warns you, and collects fresh copies. It sits alongside whatever you already use.

Where is the data stored?

On EU servers, GDPR-first. Built in Germany by someone who spent a decade inside bank compliance and audit.

What will it cost?

Priced for small firms — the plan is a simple monthly fee well under the big collection suites. Waitlist members get founding pricing.

Never let a client file go stale

Join the waitlist and help shape the first version. The first 25 firms get founding pricing for life.