One Way To Free Yourself From Admin feat. James Allen
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Administrative tasks can drain your time and energy, preventing you from focusing on what truly matters in your personal and professional growth. But fear not because there’s a solution that can help you break free from this burden. Enter Eight Clicks High, an incredible online hardware trading platform that has transformed into a complete system connecting tradies with their local hardware stores. Say hello to administrative headaches and a more streamlined and efficient way of doing business.
Joining me today is the one and only James Allen, the director of Eight Clicks High and Founder of Australia’s most influential trade hardware disruption company. James shares his background in the hardware industry and his realisation of the need to support pricing and business administration tradies. Together, we explore a powerful solution to free ourselves from administrative burdens. We delve into how the platform can revolutionise the way trade-based businesses order materials for their projects, eliminating unnecessary issues and streamlining the entire process.
Key Takeaways:
- QuickTradeOrders is an efficient tool that simplifies administration for tradies
- The ultimate goal of the platform is to provide an admin-free experience
- The platform streamlines ordering for trades-based businesses
- It simplifies material ordering, saving time and reducing administrative burdens
- The system promotes price transparency, helping users make informed decisions
- Users can place orders or requests through voice messages, enhancing convenience
- The platform connects tradespeople with local businesses, supporting small enterprises
All this and more, on this week’s episode of THE TOOLSHED.
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