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https://www.getapp.com/security-software/a/okta-on-demand-identity-management/reviews/
Why can’t the company purchase devices for leveled employees to have these apps on those devices. This is my personal device, I don’t want to install the collection of Okta on my personal device.
Logging my location on / in /around my work and outside of work life. Or buy a new device that’s wiped and use that for work and nothing else.
Words like customized, made to order and unique don't really go well with no-code tools like bubble and zapier - I think you'll hit limitations fairly quickly if you want to be detailed about your tracking.
Using Shopify or WooCommerce for your frontend/payment is a component I'd keep.
I'd steer clear of making sth myself - it'll take too long and it'll be hard as it's not your core job.
I'd go for either
a. specialized jewelry software. Even if it's not cloud if it has your use cases and they're unusual, the match will be nice
OR
b. something that is very customizable and flexible.
Before you do anything though, you need to have a list of your requirements along with their priority (eg must-have, nice-to-have, optional). Write them down in sentences.
That'll help you immensely decide on next steps e.g. to go for (b) starting from sites like this: https://www.getapp.com/operations-management-software/a/megaventory/compare/cin7-vs-brightpearl-vs-inventory-management-software-for-small-to-medium-business/
HTH
Am looking for something customized and translated into multiple languages. (Also the app for cleaners). And, adjusting to your own color scheme and text. Not every text is written for upselling and/or too technical.
I do think there is room for you: https://www.getapp.com/customer-management-software/a/launch27/#q=launch27&ac=listing
Read the reviews and improve on them.
Here's a side by side comparison of Office 365 vs GSuite, jump in and read the user reviews to see the pros and cons of each.
Depending on your budget I would recommend Quickbooks Enterprise. It's like $60/mo first year then $130/mo after that. The support is really decent, like having someone who actually knows what they are doing on the phone within 1min is great.
The other shout-out I would give is Zoho. It's a modular set up so can basically do whatever you want.
If you want to do some reading for yourself try https://www.getapp.com/
Yeah, CRM software. There should be a number of products around, or you could upgrade to the latest version of Act!
https://www.g2crowd.com/products/act/competitors/alternatives
https://www.getapp.com/customer-management-software/a/act/alternatives/
This thread will become advertising thread of Inventory software now. Everyone will advertise their own software here. Make your choice by searching on results by software suggestion and review site or search engine results.
Here GetApp revealed Inventory Management Category Leaders for Q3 2016 https://www.getapp.com/operations-management-software/inventory-management/#getrank
As per my opinion GetApp is trusted software suggestion site.
I also doubt that there is something like that for small businesses especially. However, I always tend to go to some review webs (Capterra, Expert Insights, Software Suggest, GetApp, Trustradius, well, you got me) and check what's out there.
Look, for instance, here you have the Help Desk solutions that integrate with Microsoft 365, including Microsoft Teams
Maybe you can find something useful here.
So you got the $30 Logitech Headset? I don't see how that could solve anything, if it is a network issue.
Again, think about Cell Phones. There connection quality can really be variable. Though they don't have a direct wired connection to the Network.
You imply that you tried the mic in other situations with other software, and it worked fine, is that right? I'm wondering if there is any way she could make a phone call to your without using the company software? That would eliminate Company problems from the equation.
Most VOIP require a subscription, but many offer a short term 2-week, 1-month free trial. If VOIP work fine not using the company software, that kind of narrows down the problem.
https://www.getapp.com/it-communications-software/voip/os/mac/
Another thought is that there may be a way to assign priority to the USB ports. That is, relative to where the computing power is going, more could be sent to the USB Port(s).
To make calls, she connects to the company servers, and the number is provided and the call is routed through them, is that right? Could be a THEM problem and not a you problem.
Also, is there a way to call INTO her office using VOIP?
It tracks the budget and progression of the individual project, not the company as a whole, so any bills related to the project are monitored using the PMI earned value method.
It does not connect to quickbooks. The PM would need to add the budget data into the program, and it would be tracked outside of accounting. There are a lot of videos on youtube, that show how the program works. I recommend watching them to get a handle of what it does and talking to the project manager to see if this is a better program for them.
There are other project management software programs that connect to quickbooks, if you want that plug in. Check out the link below, it will make recommendations by industry and business size. https://www.getapp.com/project-management-planning-software/project-management/w/quickbooks-online-edition/
Thanks for all of the tips. By MSP do you mean the equivalent of working for one of these companies (for example)? https://www.getapp.com/it-management-software/managed-service-providers-msp/
Sign up to a voip service from a isp or online , make sure they have a iOS app first then just use it.
I’d test waters with Skype if I was you, then move on to better bare bones basic services if you want more control. You’ll need to pay sometimes to get a dial in number so people can call in and get you
https://www.getapp.com/resources/forget-phone-companies-7-voip-apps-ios/
We're looking at demoing solarwinds alternative to auvik here's a quick comparison:
I haven't used it yet but it looks promising and much cheaper.
Also look at using PRTG as well, first 100 sensors are free.
I don't know much about these 2, never used them but just looking at both the sites, Eventbank seems to be more up-to-date with best practices in design. I looked at Wild Apricot and the example sites and features page look so dated like it's from 2008.
I googled and saw Event bank has some reviews on capterra and g2crowd. Get app has a nice comparison page. https://www.getapp.com/customer-management-software/a/wild-apricot/compare/eventbank/
You can compare both here: https://www.getapp.com/business-intelligence-analytics-software/a/qlikview-9/compare/tableau-software/
Jumping in late here but this Freshworks vs Zendesk comparison may help find the right solution https://www.getapp.com/customer-management-software/a/freshdesk/compare/zendesk/
Reviewers have given both solutions a healthy 4.5 stars
This article on GetApp lists ten popular accounting software options https://www.getapp.com/blog/ten-best-accounting-apps/
I'd recommend having a look at either QuickBooks Online or Xero.
Can they just log into quickbooks on their phones and create estimates?
If they can't have access to the files in this fashion, you'll need to buy into some sort of service.
I've deployed a few similar lighter weight workflows of this sort where they fill out a google drive template and save it to a folder the bookkeeper has access to, then they copy paste it into QB.
Anything more automatic will cost $/seat. There's a slew of solutions, check out this link for a couple dozen that might assist.
When you invoice a customer you can create that invoice as a grouped item. As part of a grouped item you can set it as a bill, with an additional charge. The nice thing about that is the customer won't be able to see the descriptive name for it, it would just say "Bill" from their point of view. There is no automatic way of doing it, but that would be an easy, but not so efficient, way. I would recommend looking into add-ons for leasing. Maybe some add-ons in this link will help you out: https://www.getapp.com/industries-software/rental/w/quickbooks/
Hey this might help find the right CRM. Simply add the device and the features you need and it will suggest one for you. Hope it helps https://www.getapp.com/customer-management-software/crm/scorecard/requirements/
Zoho has Quickbooks integration so that should handle your payroll needs. You can read a heap of Zoho user reviews here. Of the 357 reviews most are 4-5 stars.
I took this question and posed it the content team at GetApp and they've turned into a nice article outlining ten tools needed to run a remote business. https://www.getapp.com/blog/get-outta-here-10-tools-to-run-a-business-as-an-absentee-owner/
In the end what tools did you end up choosing?
Check out the list of suggestions on the following sites
You may see a few of the same apps but it's a good starting point. You can also find plenty of articles about Inventory Management on all three sites.
I guess I don't have to tell you there are a lot of competitors out there (zendesk, freshdesk, jira, zoho, etc). What kind of advantage do you have? You might take a look at a site that compares SAAS companies.
gonna be hard to find anything free to replace AC, that's the problem i have now. we're already paying $free.free, so any cost is a new cost incurred, and we're in this weird growth phase where there's more work and a need for enterprise level software, but the budget is lagging behind and the work is suffering in the meantime.
https://www.getapp.com/it-management-software/a/pagerduty/alternatives/
Thanks for these suggestions! Neither can auto download for longer than 90 days but Wave at least emails you a reminder to login. Wave also supports RBC Direct and has a nice way of separating business and personal transactions even if they're in the same account.
I was surprised that Mint is another Intuos product (did they buy it...?), kind of a very simple and free version of QuickBooks Online. I like QuickBooks' filters and some other features tho it is pricey. I'll probably use Wave.
There's also startupstash and getapp. Combining those 3 and adding tools with either accelerator (YC, TS, 500), tech (SEO) or social pedigree (1mm followers), interns use this list at senseihub. There's ~900 tools, all either freemium or trial before buy!
I am currently browsing this thread, a newbie here. Tons of info! I will keep researching trello and other suggestions in this subreddit and https://www.getapp.com/project-management-planning-software/