All documents in one place - Sorted I struggled keeping a track of all my critical documents at one place. Even bigger was the struggle to remember passwords as different platforms had different rules for passwords and I didn't want to have a single password running across all. And this is where Clocr was such a big relief. I dumped all of my critical pieces in there and I don't worry about forgetting passwords anymore. I recently reset a password for a portal and I updated the same in Clocr. Quite fast and simple - I must say.

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Digital Asset Records - CLOCR It is very important for everyone of us to have our two bob assets listed and accessible to a trusted party in the event of an eventuality. Many people have lost assets to Banks, Government, Organisations etc. because none of their family members or friends were aware of its existence or its details or authorised to access the asset. Pity. CLOCR is a great portal to list out and maintain one's Assets, Power of Attorney, Wills, Revocable Living Trust, Medical Directives, other important documents, as well as Assignees and Attorneys, in the event of an emergency. The availability of the CLOCR Tool as an online tool, its functionality, security, accessibility and notification of Assignees would benefit a great majority of people, worldwide. Best wishes to the CLOCR Team. Sadé Tolani Mede-Pod

Solving the digital asset transfer problem Take a moment and think about how many online accounts you have. And not just your email and bank accounts, but all of the social media sites, and places you shop, and dine, and don't forget travel. Pretty soon, you have a pretty lengthily list. The question is, what happens to those accounts if/when something happens to you and you are no longer around? Who will take over or will be responsible for closing all of these accounts? You might think that this isn't a big deal, and who really cares about my Starbucks stars anyway? But what if you want to make sure to leave these items to you someone you care about? How do you do that? Well, I've tried Clocr, and they have developed an application to solve this ever-growing problem. The ability to organize all of this information in a single place, and then identify who should take over on your behalf is just what is needed. Perhaps in the future individual companies you have relationships with will provide a means to address this problem, but for now, the only solution I've found to address this issue is Clocr.

Right now, Clocr.com is lagging behind others This service reminds me of an old version of Microsoft OneDrive. I tried using a trial account to use the service and the functionality is old and lacking. It is very hard to navigate the user portal and sure, uploading content is okay, but what they offer is no different from other cloud providers that offer a million more things than Clocr. They are using a TLS 1.2 structure but that is not even the latest industry standards for transport encryption, which is TLS 1.3. They do not even force the HTTPS protocol which makes their main website unsecure (explain http?). And you cannot delete your account that you made on the website. There is a lot that needs to be done. I read the other 5-star reviews (including the one 4-star review) on Trustpilot. I searched their names online to find that the majority of the reviews were from employees or family friends of the co-owners. How honest.