Slack
If you ever find yourself searching through your inbox to find old email conversations, the team communication platform Slack may be of use to you. Through Slack, you can talk to your teammates online and store the conversations into separate channels. You can communicate via email, text, or even a tweet, and it is all compiled into the one place, so you never lose a conversation again.
Dropbox
For businesses that share documents amongst their team, Dropbox might be a digital tool worth using. This service allows you to store your files online, which can be accessed by employees from any device or location once you have given them permission to do so. Dropbox is especially useful to teams who work remotely or need to access documents on the go.
Docracy
For many small businesses, having a lawyer look over all your contracts and documents is likely to be out of your budget. However, Docracy is a tool that hosts a variety of legal documents that you can use to gain inspiration for your business, such as employee contracts and service agreements. In addition, it offers a free service that allows for both parties to sign the document online. Whilst this could never replace having personalised legal advice, sourcing your documents from this platform is better than having no documents at all.
There is a digital tool to simplify almost every business function. By using digital tools that are right for your business, you can use the extra time and resources to accelerate your business’ growth.
Want to dive deeper into choosing the right technology tools for your business?
The City of Perth invites you to our free event on Wednesday May 12th. Over breakfast, business expert Andrew Erkins will guide you through choosing the right digital platforms for your business and how these tools can make it more efficient and profitable.
This event will he hosted both online and in person, register your seat
here.