Features

Everything in Sheek serves one thing: it prints right

Built on accuracy first, then everything that follows it — the ledger, the controls, and multiple companies.

Accuracy and printing

A PDF generated at exact millimetre coordinates, then printed silently — never through a browser and never scaled.
A calibration wizard prints a millimetre grid on plain A4; you match it against a real cheque up to the light and enter the offset.
The offset is stored per printer — switch printers and the setting is already there.
A restricted-zone guard refuses to draw over the magnetic code line or the bank header.
Live preview: the scanned cheque with the exact PDF that will print, overlaid.

Arabic with real grammar: duals, gender agreement and accusative case — not literal translation.
English, French and Spanish.
The Jordanian dinar with three decimal places (fils/1000) — never assumed to be hundredths.
Five protection-word formats, subtracting whatever is already pre-printed on the paper.
Frozen golden tests over the critical amounts.

Every printed cheque is recorded automatically: payee, amount, date, serial number.
Life cycle: draft → printed → delivered → deposited → cleared, returned or cancelled, with an audit trail.
Chequebooks with number ranges and duplicate-number protection.
A calendar for post-dated cheques and Windows notifications before the due date.
A payee directory with autocomplete.
Incoming cheques with collection tracking.
Payment and receipt vouchers with separate serial numbering per company.

Company → bank account → chequebook → cheque.
Each company keeps its ledger, payees and chequebooks fully separate.
Each bank account carries its bank, paper template, currency and country.
A Jordanian company can hold a Saudi account and a US one — each printing by its own country’s rules with no settings to switch.

Maker–Checker approval: one employee prepares, a second approves with their own password.
Nobody can approve their own cheque.
Role-based user accounts, and every cheque records who prepared and who approved it.
All data in a single database file on your machine, with an automatic daily backup.

34 countries with full rule files, and 406 banks in the database.
Each country defines paper size, currency and its decimal places, date format, crossing and non-endorsement wording, whether place of issue is required, and the presentment period.
E-13B (MICR) code line generation for markets that allow printing a full cheque on blank paper — a feature you rarely find in this class.
Jordan is calibrated and confirmed at 166 × 82 mm; other countries ship provisional templates you dial in with the calibration wizard.

Two weeks with every Business feature, on your own machine.