Apps Business Houses Have Warmed Up To

Each business house seeks productivity and looks forward to tools which can ease the productive process. Having the right repertoire of apps on your side can make your job much easier. Great way to remain organised and more connected! Here is taking a look at some of the best.

Dropbox

Carrying the ‘cloud’ concept further, DropBox permits sharing of all kinds of files. Apart from being a powerful data-sharing tool, it works as a terrific back up for all the important business documents, too.

Zendesk

Zendesk bolsters your social media following by letting you converse with all your precious customers over a single easily-navigable platform. This way, the cloud-based business app saves you the ire of customers who hate finding their suppliers perennially absent.

Wrike

Wrike is an online project management platform that helps co-located teams in playing in tandem. “Multifunctional teams collaborating effectively with each other” has long been a concern. Now it is not, thanks to Wrike. It doubtlessly is a great hub to track your real-time progress, too.

Paypal Here

Just because Square cannot be made available in Australia does not mean you cannot procure secured payments. It does not matter if your business can happily accept credit or debit cards or not, you just need Paypal Here integrated into your android or iOS device and there you go! While there are no monthly fees, Paypal does ask you for 2.4% to 2.9% of the transaction amount. Meagre really!

Evernote

Evernote could have been like any other app that helps business professionals create to-do lists. However, helping you set reminders or store photographs are not its entire compass of activity. It helps you index notes and access data from any integrated device. This is where it beats its competition flat.

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