 |
Top 10 Online Business Management software
Last updated: March 30, 2023 | 17 |
1
QuickBooks Online puts you in control of your finances, your time, your business—and where you work. From setup to support, QuickBooks Online makes your accounting easy. With simple tools to get you started, free support, and a money-back guarantee, QuickBooks Online is the effortless choice.
2
Formerly OpenERP. All-in-one management software. Beautiful. Easy-to-use. From ERP to CRM, eCommerce and CMS. Download Odoo or use it in the cloud. Grow Your Business.
3
The Zoho Office Suite is an alternative Web-based online office suite containing word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, note-taking, wikis, customer relationship management (CRM), project management, invoicing and other applications. Zoho helps you get more sales, get paid, support your customers and make your business more productive.
4
Russian business management service that creates a united work space for your company and enables collaboration to make everyone more effective. Includes activity streams, tasks, file storage (with version control), calendar, photogalleries, instant messager, extranet, CRM, workflow builder, time tracker, profiles, reports, mobile version
5
Teamwork was created because we needed a better way to run our own business and existing software was either too basic or too confusing. Teamwork is practical software that gets you organised so that you can reduce unnecessary meetings and simply Get Things Done. By using Teamwork.com, your team will be organised, your clients will be impressed and your business will take off.
6
The Work Management Platform. Pipefy allows you to take control and improve your work, bring structure, visibility and organization to your processes
7
Everything your business needs to get it done. Manage projects, book clients, send invoices and get paid
8
ONLYOFFICE is a cloud business service that enables you to manage projects, customer relations and documents in one place. In other words, you don't need to switch back and forth between multiple applications to perform different tasks. Here you obtain a single multi-featured system to organize every step of your work improving your productivity and optimizing efforts for success.
9
#1 business management app for small businesses. Build lasting relationships with client cards that guarantee you never forget a name, a face, or an opportunity. Get your services booked in a snap from your website, Facebook, or directly from Google search
10
Feng Office is an integrated suite of software designed to help your organization run better. Stay connected to your customers, meet project deadlines, find information faster and grow your organization.
Ad
on Live Enterprise
11
With integrated CRM, projects, billing, help desk, reporting and collaboration, WORK[etc] is the single cloud computing platform. This means just one software solution for your entire business. One place for your team to collaborate. One place to sell, deliver and support customers. And with WORK[etc]'s cloud based web and mobile apps, you can manage your business at work, at home or on the road.
Latest news about Online Business Management software
2021. Fuzey takes in $4.5M to charge up its management tools for service-based businesses
Fuzey, a London-based company providing what it calls a “digital one-stop shop” for small businesses and independent contractors, raised $4.5 million in seed funding. The company’s tools digitize for small businesses what was traditionally done manually and on paper, like invoices. It brings together communications, payments, marketing and calendars into one dashboard to manage their businesses and amp up their online profiles. Users are able to communicate with their customers through a variety of methods, from messaging to social media, while also generating invoices for instant payment and insights into lead generation. Fuzey also offers document templates and one-click customer reviews to make the process of leaving a review easier.
2021. HoneyBook raises $155M to help SMBs, freelancers manage their businesses
HoneyBook, which has built out a client experience and financial management platform for service-based small businesses and freelancers, has raised $155 million in a Series D. HoneyBook combines on its platform tools like billing, contracts and client communication, with the goal of helping business owners stay organized. Since its inception, service providers across the U.S. and Canada such as graphic designers, event planners, digital marketers and photographers have booked more than $3 billion in business on its platform. And as the pandemic had more people shift to doing more things online, HoneyBook prepared to help its members adapt by being armed with digital tools.
2021. Nimbly gets $4.6M to help businesses automate their standard operating procedures
Based in Singapore, Nimbly that develops software that automates business operations, has raised $4.6 million in pre-Series A funding. Nimbly is designed to replace spreadsheets, emails and messaging apps by combining their functionalities into one app. This includes checklists, audits and live video to ensure that standard operating procedures are followed across all locations. For example, restaurants may use Nimbly to see if food safety and hygiene standards are being followed. Nimbly's features include digital checklists, inventory management and field audits that can be accessed through a mobile app.
2021. BukuKas raises $10M to build an ‘end-to-end software stack’ for SMEs
BukuKas, one of several startups helping Indonesian SMEs go online, announced today it has raised a $10 million Series A. BukuKas launched as a digital bookkeeping app, but is growing its range of services with the goal of creating an “end-to-end software stack” for small businesses. Eventually, it wants to launch an SME-focused digital bank. BukuKas had a registered user base of 3.5 million small merchants and retailers, and had crossed 1.8 million monthly active users.
2019. Odoo grabs $90M to sell more SMEs on its business app suite
Belgium-based all-in-one business software maker Odoo, which offers an open source version as well as subscription-based enterprise software and SaaS, has taken in $90 million. The 2005-founded company is now largely profitable and grows at 60% per year. It focuses on the SME business apps segment, competing with the likes of Oracle, SAP and Zoho, to name a few. Odoo offers some 30 applications via its Enterprise platform — including ERP, accounting, stock, manufacturing, CRM, project management, marketing, human resources, website, eCommerce and point-of-sale apps — while a community of ~20,000 active members has contributed 16,000+ apps to the open source version of its software, addressing a broader swathe of business needs.
2019. Business management startup vCita acquires email marketing tool WiseStamp
vCita, the business management SaaS for SMEs, has made an acquisition: It’s acquiring WiseStamp, a veteran of the Israeli startup scene that launched its email marketing tool a decade ago. WiseStamp offers a email signature solution for self-employed professionals. vCita has acquired WiseStamp as a company, including all assets, employees, customer base, technology and other IP. The company claims over 50,000 paying customers, who it says use the platform to increase social media engagement, expand business reach, and generate more sales. Meanwhile, the much younger vCita says it has more than 100,000 paying users worldwide who use its SaaS to manage their schedule, track invoices, collect payments and organize client data via the vCita app.
