Go to app.biznezklinik.com and click Agent Login. Enter your email address and password. If it is your very first login, you will be asked to set a new password.

When you log in, you land on your dashboard. This is your central control screen. Here is what each part means:

Before you add your first client or file your first job, set up your agent profile. This is what your clients will see when they access their portal — so it needs to look professional.

Go to: Profile (in the left sidebar)

Complete each of these fields:

• Agency Name — the trading name your clients will see on their portal and invoices. Use your business name, not your personal name.
• Agency Logo — upload your logo (PNG or JPG, preferably square-shaped). If you don't have a logo yet, a text-based one works too.
• Brand Colour — pick a colour that represents your brand. This will appear as accents on your client portal.
• WhatsApp Number — the number clients will contact you on. Make sure it is linked to an active WhatsApp account.
• Office Address — your business address. Even if you work from home, having an address makes you look established.
• Welcome Message — a short, warm greeting shown to clients when they first log into their portal. Example: "Welcome! We're glad to handle your business registration needs. Reach us any time on WhatsApp."
• Agency Slug — your unique web link. If your agency is called "Prime Consults", your slug might be "prime-consults", giving you a link like biznezklinik.com/portal/prime-consults/.
• RC / BN Number (optional) — your own business registration number if you operate as a registered entity
• Social media links — Instagram, Twitter/X, Facebook, LinkedIn (optional but builds client confidence)

Your wallet is the account that holds money you use to pay for job submissions. Before you can submit any job to CAC, you need to have enough balance in your wallet to cover the base fee for that service.

Before you can go fully live and start processing client jobs, you must complete a short assessment quiz. This is how the platform verifies that you understand the compliance process well enough to represent clients professionally.

Go to: Profile → Assessment tab

In the platform, a client is any person or organisation you are doing work for. Before you can create a job, the client must exist in your client list. Think of the Clients section as your digital address book — except it also links to every job and document associated with each person.

Go to: Clients → Add New Client

You will need the following basic information:

• Full name — of the individual client, or the main contact person if it is a company
• Phone number
• Email address — optional, but required if you want to activate their client portal
• Client source — how they found you (walk-in, referral, social media, etc.). This helps you track what marketing is working.

This is one of the most valuable features on the platform, and many agents don't use it. Every client you add can be given access to their own private, branded portal — a secure web page where they can see all their documents, certificates, and job progress.

You can tag each client to help you sort and filter your list. Available tags include:

Use the Delinquent tag for clients who have overdue Annual Returns or unpaid fees. This helps you filter them quickly when you are ready to chase them up.

The CAC will reject a business name if it is the same as, or too similar to, a name that already exists in their register. If you skip this step and your client's chosen name turns out to be taken, you will have to start over — wasting time, causing frustration, and risking your reputation.

Always run a name search before you collect payment and before you start filling in any forms.

Go to: Name Search (in the left sidebar menu)

A Business Name (BN) registration is for individuals or small groups (partners) who want to trade under an official business identity. The owner is personally responsible for the business.

It is the most basic and affordable type of CAC registration, and also the most common. Millions of Nigerians need it every year.

• Proposed Business Name — exactly as it was confirmed in the name search result
• Business email address
• Principal place of business — the full street address of the business premises
• City / Town
• LGA (Local Government Area)
• Date of business commencement — when did or will the business start operating?

• Full name (Surname, First Name, Other Names — in that order)
• Date of birth
• Gender
• Nationality (usually Nigerian)
• Occupation — e.g. "Business Person", "Trader", "Consultant"
• Residential address — where the proprietor lives (not the business address)
• Phone number
• Email address
• Nature of business description — e.g. "General trading and distribution of consumer goods and provision of logistics services"

• Valid government-issued ID for each proprietor (NIN slip, International Passport, Driver's Licence, or Voter's Card). Must NOT be expired.
• Passport photograph for each proprietor — plain white or light background, front-facing, recent
• Signature specimen for each proprietor — their signature on a plain white sheet, clearly visible

A Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD) is a separate legal entity. It exists as its own "person" in the eyes of the law, completely separate from its owners (who are called shareholders or directors).

This matters because: if the company owes a debt, the owners' personal money is protected. Only the company's own assets can be used to settle company debts. This protection is what makes LTDs so attractive to serious business owners.

• Proposed Company Name (as confirmed in name search)
• Business objects / activities — a clear, detailed description of what the company will do. Example: "The design, development, and sale of software products and provision of information technology consulting services."
• Registered office address
• City, LGA, phone, and email

Share capital is the total value of shares the company is authorised to issue. The minimum required by CAC is ₦100,000. For each director:

• Total share capital amount (₦)
• Number of shares
• Value per share (₦1 per share is the most common)
• Full name, DOB, gender, ID type & number for each director
• Phone and email for each director
• Residential address for each director
• Occupation and nationality for each director
• Shares allotted to each director

• Valid government-issued ID for each director
• Passport photograph for each director
• Signature specimen for each director
• MEMART (Memorandum and Articles of Association) — the platform can generate a standard template for you
• Utility bill or tenancy agreement for the registered office address

An Incorporated Trustee (IT) is the CAC registration for non-profit organisations. Instead of directors and shareholders, it has trustees — people who hold the organisation's assets on behalf of its members and community.

• Proposed name of the organisation
• Aims and objectives — a detailed statement of what the organisation stands for and what it intends to do
• Registered office address, city, LGA, phone, email

• Full name, gender, occupation, residential address, phone, email for each trustee
• Constitution type — adopt the standard CAC NGO constitution, or upload a custom one if the organisation has its own rules

• Valid government-issued ID for each trustee
• Passport photograph for each trustee
• Constitution document (standard or custom)
• Minutes of the meeting where the trustees were elected
• Newspaper publication proof — CAC requires a notice published in two national newspapers announcing the intention to incorporate

Most new agents focus entirely on new registrations. But the most profitable agents on this platform earn heavily from post-incorporation services — changes and filings for businesses that were registered months or years ago.

Every business you register becomes a long-term client for these services. Think of it as a business relationship that pays you repeatedly over many years.

A query is when the CAC reviews your submitted application and flags an issue that prevents them from continuing to process it. They put the application on hold and wait for you to respond.

This is very normal and happens to every agent, including the most experienced ones. The key is to respond fast and correctly.

When a job is queried, it turns red on your dashboard and appears in the Urgency Feed. You will also receive a notification.

Every single registered business in Nigeria — Business Name, LTD Company, or NGO — must file a Annual Returns report with the CAC once every year. This is the law.

It is how CAC confirms the business is still active, updates the public register with any changes, and records the company's financial summary for the year.

If a business does not file, CAC charges escalating penalties. If they continue to default for years, the business can be struck off the register entirely — meaning they lose their registration and have to start from scratch.

The platform has a dedicated Reminders module (in the left sidebar) that works alongside your Annual Returns tracker. It lets you set up automated reminders sent to clients from your branded agency portal when their Annual Returns, SCUML renewal, or any other compliance deadline is approaching.

Every business you register through the platform is automatically added to your Annual Returns tracker. The system knows the registration date, the entity type, and what years have already been filed.

As a filing deadline approaches, you get an alert on your dashboard. You can also set the system to automatically notify your client — so they call you asking to pay, rather than you chasing them.

The platform shows you the current CAC penalty schedule for late Annual Returns. This is a powerful sales tool. When you show a client how much they owe in penalties if they keep waiting, they almost always agree to file immediately.

• The day a registration job is completed, immediately note when the first Annual Return will be due and make sure it is tracked in the platform
• Set up client auto-notifications so the platform reminds them automatically when the deadline is approaching
• Once a month, open your Annual Returns tracker and filter for businesses due in the next 60 days — contact those clients proactively
• Also filter for businesses with outstanding (missed) returns — these clients may not even know they are defaulting. A helpful call from you is good service, and it is also a sale.
• Price Annual Returns confidently. The cost is predictable, your time investment is modest, and the penalty schedule justifies a reasonable service fee.