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Best Organization Apps for Small Business Owners

Manasa Reddigari
April 5, 2019

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Between managing staff and day-to-day operations, many small business owners lose track of important tasks or meetings, documents, and even their sanity! But you don't have to get comfortable with chaos in the office. In fact, you can download the solution to everyday disarray through one of many business organization apps on the market.

Read on for a list of the best organization apps for small business owners.

Microsoft To-Do

Swap out your complicated daily workflow for a trimmed-down to-do list with Microsoft To-Do (iOS, Android). The task management and note-taking app that integrates with Microsoft Outlook lets you create custom agenda items ranging from attending meetings to picking up the kids after school and will then help you remember, plan for and share your to-dos with family members or friends. Furthermore, smart features such as "Suggestions" help you prioritize must-dos over do-later tasks so that you can make the most of every hour of every day.

Evernote

One of the best organization apps for small business owners for ten years running, Evernote (iOS, Android) consolidates photos, web pages, notes, to-dos, audio snippets and other files you access the most into a convenient digital format. Best of all, endlessly scrolling for the file you want becomes history because the search feature finds your files instantly.

As a bonus for business owners that must stay on top of their records, you can use the camera of your smartphone to scan sensitive documents and then keep the digitized files open to your eyes only with the app's passcode lock feature.

Wunderlist

The ability to create and set due dates, times, and reminders for to-dos? Check. The option to sort your to-dos into lists based on their functional area? Check. An intuitive and aesthetically pleasing interface? Check.

Wunderlist (iOS, Android) does everything you could expect from a task management app plus a host of fancy features.

Business owners with complex to-dos, with interdependencies on others, will appreciate how everything gets coordinated. Add notes or to-dos, create subtasks or assign out to your teammates the tasks that you can't get to yourself. Wunderlist will help your whole organization get organized.

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Pocket

One of the best apps that curate articles, videos, and other media from various online sources into a sleek and consolidated news feed customized to your interests is Pocket (iOS, Android). This handy app serves up the information and inspiration you need in a single virtual location and shaves off hours of surfing through irrelevant content.

As you're scrolling through your favorite content, you'll be able to tag or highlight the segments that are of the most value to you. And a lost Internet connection is never a problem. Once you've added content to your Pocket feed, you can consume it whether you're online or offline.

Camscanner

Can't find the scanner in your office? You might want to check your smartphone. Camscanner (iOS, Android) allows your phone to do double duty as a high-powered scanner with capabilities comparable to a physical scanner.

Simply use the camera on your phone to scan a whiteboard diagram, an invoice, a receipt or contract and watch the digitized file appear in the app before your eyes. When you're finishing scanning, crop or enhance the image using the smart-cropping and image enhancement features.

Or, use the e-signature feature to digitally sign a formal contract. Plus, share it or invite others to view the document and make business deals on the fly.

IFTTT

No list of the best organization apps for small business owners is complete without IFTTT (iOS, Android). The app, named after the abbreviation of "if this, then that," allows you to automate routine tasks by enabling pre-configured or custom applets called "recipes." These recipes carry out a specific action when a certain condition has been met.

For example, you can enable a recipe to automatically have tasks you mark as completed in a task management app. It then summarizes the completed tasks into a weekly digest that is sent to your email inbox. IFTTT works with over 600 apps, from Slack to Google Apps. So there are endless ways to simplify your workday.

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MileIQ: Mileage Tracker & Log

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Between managing staff and day-to-day operations, many small business owners lose track of important tasks or meetings, documents, and even their sanity! But you don't have to get comfortable with chaos in the office. In fact, you can download the solution to everyday disarray through one of many business organization apps on the market.

Read on for a list of the best organization apps for small business owners.

Microsoft To-Do

Swap out your complicated daily workflow for a trimmed-down to-do list with Microsoft To-Do (iOS, Android). The task management and note-taking app that integrates with Microsoft Outlook lets you create custom agenda items ranging from attending meetings to picking up the kids after school and will then help you remember, plan for and share your to-dos with family members or friends. Furthermore, smart features such as "Suggestions" help you prioritize must-dos over do-later tasks so that you can make the most of every hour of every day.

Evernote

One of the best organization apps for small business owners for ten years running, Evernote (iOS, Android) consolidates photos, web pages, notes, to-dos, audio snippets and other files you access the most into a convenient digital format. Best of all, endlessly scrolling for the file you want becomes history because the search feature finds your files instantly.

As a bonus for business owners that must stay on top of their records, you can use the camera of your smartphone to scan sensitive documents and then keep the digitized files open to your eyes only with the app's passcode lock feature.

Wunderlist

The ability to create and set due dates, times, and reminders for to-dos? Check. The option to sort your to-dos into lists based on their functional area? Check. An intuitive and aesthetically pleasing interface? Check.

Wunderlist (iOS, Android) does everything you could expect from a task management app plus a host of fancy features.

Business owners with complex to-dos, with interdependencies on others, will appreciate how everything gets coordinated. Add notes or to-dos, create subtasks or assign out to your teammates the tasks that you can't get to yourself. Wunderlist will help your whole organization get organized.

Pocket

One of the best apps that curate articles, videos, and other media from various online sources into a sleek and consolidated news feed customized to your interests is Pocket (iOS, Android). This handy app serves up the information and inspiration you need in a single virtual location and shaves off hours of surfing through irrelevant content.

As you're scrolling through your favorite content, you'll be able to tag or highlight the segments that are of the most value to you. And a lost Internet connection is never a problem. Once you've added content to your Pocket feed, you can consume it whether you're online or offline.

Camscanner

Can't find the scanner in your office? You might want to check your smartphone. Camscanner (iOS, Android) allows your phone to do double duty as a high-powered scanner with capabilities comparable to a physical scanner.

Simply use the camera on your phone to scan a whiteboard diagram, an invoice, a receipt or contract and watch the digitized file appear in the app before your eyes. When you're finishing scanning, crop or enhance the image using the smart-cropping and image enhancement features.

Or, use the e-signature feature to digitally sign a formal contract. Plus, share it or invite others to view the document and make business deals on the fly.

IFTTT

No list of the best organization apps for small business owners is complete without IFTTT (iOS, Android). The app, named after the abbreviation of "if this, then that," allows you to automate routine tasks by enabling pre-configured or custom applets called "recipes." These recipes carry out a specific action when a certain condition has been met.

For example, you can enable a recipe to automatically have tasks you mark as completed in a task management app. It then summarizes the completed tasks into a weekly digest that is sent to your email inbox. IFTTT works with over 600 apps, from Slack to Google Apps. So there are endless ways to simplify your workday.

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