My entry to Apps contest on HeartSTEM
Recently in our office, whose work is based on Microsoft Exchange, an employee asked about what to recommend to his friend, who owns a small online business, for organizing document flow, correspondence, etc. within the domain.
On this question, I, overloaded with information about all kinds of Lotus, Excenzha and Co., went into thought, and the administrator who built the system on Exchange without hesitation blurted out - following apps, the solution was perfect for a friend.
Acompli
Acompli is an email client that ranks emails by importance, moving important ones up and less important ones down. Unfortunately, the whole team and the application itself were recently bought by Microsoft, so if you want to try this concept, you have to use the new Microsoft Outlook. It was based on the client Acompli.
Microsoft Outlook
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HelpScout
HelpScout is a service that will help organize mail correspondence in teams. It automatically sorts communications with your employees and customers into different tabs, allowing you to quickly find any letter.
HelpScout
Evernote
If you use Apple devices, then you've probably already tried all the delights of Evernote. Clients for iOS and OS X are evolving much faster than their counterparts for other platforms, and despite its congestion, the service remains the most popular and used way to take notes.
Evernote
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Slack
Slack is loved by teams and startups around the world. The service itself is used not only by small companies, but also by Apple, Google, Microsoft and many others. Slack allows you to conveniently and easily communicate with team members and organizes your chats by topic. Plus, the service is free but has premium features.
Slack
Thank you for stopping by. Many thanks to @churchangel for a wonderful contest.
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