Signup data
The signup form collects organisation type, company name, full name, email, country, phone and password. Validation should retain entered values so users can correct mistakes quickly.
Training
Module 2
Train students to create accounts, choose organisation type, verify email, recover passwords and understand admin manual verification.
By the end of this module, learners should be able to complete the workflow in CherryBank and explain the accounting reason behind each important step.
Use these lesson blocks for lecture delivery, live demo and class discussion.
The signup form collects organisation type, company name, full name, email, country, phone and password. Validation should retain entered values so users can correct mistakes quickly.
The selected type drives onboarding and should be chosen carefully: sole trader, Companies House entity, charity or VCSE structure.
Brevo can deliver verification and password reset emails. Google sign-in requires correct OAuth redirect settings for the live domain.
This is the student-facing sequence for the practical class. Complete the steps in order, then capture the evidence listed below.
Use this structure to teach the module in a repeatable classroom or lab session.
These are the VM practice tasks for this module. They are written as student-facing tasks and can later be wired into a guided simulator checklist.
Use these questions for in-class review, a short quiz or a reflective workbook entry.
Students should submit proof that the workflow was completed and a short explanation of the decisions made.
Move through the modules in order for a complete accounting, invoicing, compliance and AI finance workflow.
Introduce CherryBank as a practical accounting workspace and explain how AI supports, but does not replace, review and judgement.
Teach students how different UK organisation types affect records, statutory fields, people records and filing reminders.
Build the master records that make invoice and quote creation accurate and fast.