Is every business name on the right ABN?

If you run a trust with a corporate trustee, or more than one entity, a business name can quietly be registered to the wrong one. Nothing tells you. Enter the ABN that actually trades and the other ABNs in your group, and Komiti reads the public register and tells you in ten seconds.

This happened to Komiti's founder. A new business name went onto the trustee company's own ABN instead of the trust's, where the other six names sit. Nobody noticed for five weeks, and it was only found by checking the register by hand. It is an easy error to make and a hard one to see — which is exactly why it is worth checking rather than assuming.

The other half: payroll

The same guard has a payroll half — it compares your pay calendar to your pay runs and tells you when a pay period has quietly gone unprocessed. It exists because the founder's own business went seven weekly pay runs without anyone noticing. The super on the two runs that did happen was exactly right — $84 on $700, 12% to the cent — which is why no "is my super correct?" check could ever have found it. Absence is the signal.

That half needs a connection to your payroll data, which isn't available yet. It's not on this page because it doesn't run yet, and Komiti doesn't describe things that don't run. When it does, it will say so here.