An icon button with a question mark that reveals help information on click or tap.
Clarify the label first
A help popover isn’t a cure for unclear labelling. Have a go at fixing the label before tacking on a popover.
Enter the employee’s current job title.
Don’t hide critical information
Only curious users will toggle a popover. Many will skim past them, assuming they already understand. If the information is essential, make it visible in the UI where it can’t be missed.
This account was automatically created in Xero to keep your expenses separate and organised.
Pleo Balance Account
Please don't change this account, as the connection between Pleo and Xero will fail, and exporting will no longer be possible.
Pleo Balance Account
Keep text concise
Short is best — aim for under 10 words. Avoid jargon, complex sentences, and repeating what’s already on screen. Test clarity with a readability checker (score 70+).
The most you can spend in a single card purchase.
This number represents the upper limit for a single transaction on this card. There is no limit to the number of purchases that can be made, so long as each purchase stays below the set amount.
Use sparingly
Too many popovers dilute their usefulness. Only include them when they add real value — clarifying, reassuring, or guiding.
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