by Whitney Goldstein | Oct 17, 2024 | Blog, Features, General, Improving Work, Revver News
Revver eSignatures: Take Control of Your Signing Order and Simplify Your Workflow Imagine this: You’ve just finished drafting the perfect contract. But your business process requires the client to sign first, then your legal team, followed by the manager. Sound...
by Whitney Goldstein | Sep 10, 2024 | Blog, Improving Work, Use Case
What if the key to unlocking your business’s full potential was hidden in the way you manage your client relationships? Exceptional client management with strong and strategic relationships isn’t just a benefit—it’s transformative. Prioritizing effective client...
by Katie Casaday | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog, Business Accounting, Security & Compliance
The little decisions you make can make a big difference in your business’s level of success. For accounting firms, certain decisions can determine whether your firm will be one of the “haves” or one of the “have-nots.” So what habits separate the laggards from the...
by Katie Casaday | May 15, 2024 | Features, Improving Work
Businesses today run on information, and most of that information is stored within documents. The need for quick and efficient document access is mission-critical. According to McKinsey, professionals waste up to 1.8 hours daily searching for and gathering...
by Katie Casaday | Mar 19, 2024 | Blog, Features, Improving Work, Security & Compliance
In today’s evolved business environment, security and compliance need to stay top of mind for organizations managing any type of sensitive data—employee, client, financial, etc. Streamlined adherence to compliance regulations can help businesses avoid risk and other...
by Katie Casaday | Jan 22, 2024 | Blog, Security & Compliance
With remote work’s increased prominence, partnered with today’s reliance on technology, collaboration efforts have moved into the digital realm. As such, file sharing has become significantly more efficient. However, when done incorrectly, it can also leave you more...
