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Top 15 Apps for Effective Online Business Management

You've started your own business. You already have a development plan and a well-optimized websiteYou understand that the better you can automate tasks, manage your time, and optimize work processes, the more efficient and productive your business will be.

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Business process automation apps are changing the face of business. These tools are becoming increasingly common and help businesses operate more easily and productively:

  • simplify everyday operations;
  • systematize ideas;
  • manage expenses, etc.

Applications for receiving, storing and using information

Running a business typically requires delegating tasks to specialists. Without the right communication tools, it can be difficult to achieve understanding, which can lead to errors and workflow breakdowns. There are apps that help share files, organize ideas, and stay informed about the team's progress at any stage.

1. Google Workspace

For a well-coordinated team of remote workers, Google Workspace is an excellent solution. It allows you to create documents, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings, and more, open files on PCs, tablets, and smartphones, edit them, collaborate, add comments to text documents, and more. The Professional package includes 30 GB of online storage per user, with the option to upgrade to unlimited.

2. Dropbox

Dropbox is a cloud storage app that lets you sync files and folders across multiple platforms. The mobile app lets you access your information anytime, anywhere.

3. Microsoft OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive allows you to store files in the cloud and share them through synced folders. You can view and edit OneDrive files from any smartphone or tablet using the OneDrive mobile app. Additional features for Windows 8 and Windows Phone users include settings backup and automatic uploads. A standalone version is available for businesses.

4. Evernote

Evernote helps you capture ideas that come to you at any moment. It lets you store your thoughts in voice, text, or . You can later find your notes using keywords and tags.

5. ShipStation

If you sell and ship products online, a time-saving e-commerce app that streamlines shipping can help. ShipStation, a cloud-based system, is easy to use and allows you to process online orders, receive order notifications, print shipping labels, track shipments, and much more.

6. SurveyMonkey

To most effectively meet customer needs, you can ask questions directly to your customers. The SurveyMonkey app lets you create surveys and collect anonymous customer feedback on your products, pricing, website, and more. You can create simple or more complex surveys; the SurveyMonkey website offers tips on question types and how to formulate them. Survey results and reports can be viewed by multiple team members without requiring login information.

Communication apps

When running a business, it's vital to stay connected—with clients, business partners, and your team. Here are some tools that make virtual communication easier.

7. Skype

Skype is a reliable app that simplifies communication. It allows you to communicate with team members from anywhere in the world with internet coverage. And because it's so popular, you can be sure all team members and clients know how to use it. Skype offers calls, chats, and video conferencing.

8. Zoom

Zoom is a video conferencing platform. The free version supports up to 100 participants, with video conferences lasting up to 40 minutes. You can connect to Zoom on a desktop computer or using the mobile app. The platform not only allows for calls but also messaging. During a conference, you can share your screen with others and annotate it.

9. Fuze

Fuze Meeting is an online video conferencing app that allows users to organize and participate in online meetings, sharing content with others via computers and mobile devices. Before the meeting starts, it reminds remote workers about the scheduled online meeting.

Time and expense trackers

10. Expensify

Expense management software for personal and business use. Expensify is one of the simplest trackers available. It tracks expenses, allows you to scan and download receipts, and send them to employers. It can also scan and import expenses from a linked bank account or credit card.

11. Abukai Expenses

Abukai Expenses allows, with. You can also with.

12. Timedoctor

This time-tracking app records billable hours worked. It's estimated to increase work productivity by 22 percent.

Project management and document signing applications

13. Trello

The app allows you to organize tasks into cards and lists. Trello tools allow you to monitor which projects are in progress, who is working on them, and the status of each. The app lets you assign tasks to employees, set due dates, and categorize tasks according to deadlines, actions, and priorities.

14. Asana

Asana is more than just a task manager for creating and tracking tasks. It offers a suite of convenient tools for communicating with employees, organizing projects and the entire workflow, generating reports, tracking personal performance, and interacting with clients.

15. HelloSign

Lets you sign contracts or other agreements on the go, without having to return to the office to print, sign, and scan documents. View documents in the HelloSign app, sign PDFs with your fingertip, and send them via email. It's a simple and easy contract management solution that saves you time and hassle.

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