The Seven Best Apps for

Business

The Seven Best Apps for Business

• It seems no matter where we turn, there is a large prevalence of apps. From smartphones to iPhones to tablets to computers, apps are taking over, changing the way companies conduct business. Fortunately, however, these changes are helping businesses to operate in more efficient, productive and profitable manners. Let's take a close look at the best app for business.

1: Google Drive

• When it comes to small business webmail, Google Drive is the top choice. It is through this app that businesses can create a wide range of docs, including word docs, excel spreadsheets and more. The best part is that the app is fully compatible with Microsoft Word documents, meaning if the actual software isn't downloaded on a phone, computer or tablet, it is still possible to upload a Word file to Google Drive and read it. Better yet, Google Drive is completely virtual, providing businesses with at least 5GB of free storage.

2: Tripit

• For those business professionals who travel a lot, there is no denying the benefit of a simple itinerary. Through Tripit, an itinerary detailing flight times, hotel reservations and more is unified all in one place. The app also provides weather updates, enabling a traveler to know whether or not weather conditions are going to become problem.

3: Evernote

• A brilliant idea can easily slip away from one's mind when it isn't jotted down as soon as it is thought of. Keeping this in mind, Evernote has come to the rescue. This simple app enables users to jot down their every idea, allowing them to come back at a later time to sort through them. In addition to text, the app also stores photos and voice notes.

4: Expensfy

• Sometimes, keeping track of traveling expenses can be a complicated tasks. Fortunately, Expensfy eases the stress and complexity of keeping up with each and every travel purchase by letting them scan and upload their receipts. Once all receipts have been uploaded, users can then print an expense report and provide it to their employers.

5: Asana

• Project managers will definitely benefit from using the Asana app. A great alternative to complicated and hard-to-work management software, Asana has a wide variety of features enabling project managers to manage work projects in a simple way. From delegation features to deadline timelines, Asana is great for any type of project manager.

6: InDinero

• Businesses are always looking for ways to effectively manage their cash flow. Thankfully, InDinero can help with this issue, allowing businesses to sync their bank accounts and credit cards all in one place. The app will even go as far to to predict future cash flows.

7: Square

• Businesses who accept credit cards need to take a close look at the Square app. Instead of having to pay costly monthly and/or signup fees, this app simply keep 2.75 percent of each transaction that is conducted using it. By using Square, businesses can save thousands of dollars each year in credit card transaction fees.

Conclusion

• Today, business owners can even opt for the development of custom Android application to help them achieve their business goals. These apps help them respond to the unique needs of their business.