For licensed DPCOs and individual DPOs
Run every client's year from one board
Your workspace is free. You see each client's registers, clocks and filing pack in one place — and you find out a licence is expiring long before a client does.
No joining fee · no listing fee · ₦150k charged when the client grants authorisation, per client, per year, on the anniversary
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On-time rate and median days are measured against the date agreed in the quote — not the date you hoped for. Your record is the same number your clients read.
What it costs you
Free to join. You pay when a client authorises you.
- ₦0
To sign up and be listed
Your own workspace, licence watch and profile cost nothing. Nobody pays to rank higher — the record does that.
- ₦150k
Per authorised client
Charged when the client grants authorisation, per client, per year, on the anniversary. Your own fees stay yours — Asiri takes no cut of them.
- 90%
Of your fee, settled to your own bank
The client pays through Asiri and the processor splits it as it collects it. Your ninety per cent goes straight to your account — it never sits in ours, so there is nobody to chase for it.
Licence watch
You hear about the expiry, not your client
Nobody polls the Commission — it publishes a portal a person reads, not an interface. So a check is somebody looking, recording what they saw and keeping the capture, and that reading stands for 90 days. The expiry date on it is what Asiri counts down to, because a lapsed licence cannot file.
90 days out — engagements flagged
A note to you alone· nothing shows on your public profile. Any engagement whose filing date falls after the expiry is flagged to both sides, because an awkward call now beats a blocked return later.
30 days out — the last notice
The same note, once more, and then it stops. A warning that goes on repeating past the point of use is a warning people learn to file unread.
Lapsed — you cannot file or sign, and the work goes on
You keep your workspace and your history. Your listing stays up carrying the lapse rather than quietly disappearing — a buyer should hear it from the page, not from you — and you can still advise, be engaged and do the work. What you cannot do is file a return or sign an audit opinion, so a job that ends in a filing needs a licensed firm for that step until the register says current again.
The conflict rule
Remediating and auditing the same work is recorded, not blocked
Nigeria's market is small and a blanket ban would just push the arrangement off-platform. So Asiri raises it in the three places it matters — on the engagement, on your public profile, and inside the filing pack — and lets the client decide with their eyes open.
On the engagement
Named at the point of acceptance, so nobody discovers it three weeks in.
On your profile
Prior remediation work shows alongside audit work. Buyers see the whole relationship.
In the filing pack
Disclosed where a regulator would look for it, rather than left to be found.
Never
Nobody signs off their own testing. That one is a hard stop, not a disclosure.
Bring your existing clients. Meet the ones looking for you.
Set up your practice, invite the clients you already serve, and appear in matching for the sectors you actually know.