What is on your profile
Your name
The name on your entries and in the audit trail. It is taken from what you
gave at sign-up and is never asked for again.
Business name
Optional. It is used where a document or an export needs a trading name
rather than a personal one.
Changes are saved when you press Save, not as you leave a field. A page
that writes on blur cannot be abandoned: someone who opens it, changes their
mind and navigates away has already saved.
Where sign-in details are changed
Your email address, your password, your connected sign-in accounts and your multi-factor settings are held by Clerk, the authentication provider myClerkBook uses. They open in Clerk’s own panel, from Sign-in and security in the account menu.That panel looks different from the rest of the app because it is Clerk’s,
and that is deliberate. Credentials are held by the provider whose job it is
to hold them, so myClerkBook never stores your password and cannot read it.
How you can sign in
Email and password
Your email address is verified before the account is active.
Username and password
A username instead of an email address, if you prefer.
The only social provider offered. myClerkBook receives your email address
and basic profile, and nothing else.
Correcting anything we hold
Correction is a right under POPIA and GDPR, and it is answerable from the product rather than by request: every entry in your book is editable in place, and the fields above are editable on your profile. Where something is wrong and you cannot reach it yourself, email legal@myclerkbook.com.Next: notification preferences
What myClerkBook sends, and where each switch lives today.