Greetly, the iPad receptionist for the modern office, was mentioned in two publications. Greetly was named a tool to grow profit & to convey tech savviness.
Santa was kind to Greetly this holiday season. Greetly has won the best reception management software awards. Now, the iPad receptionist for the modern office was mentioned in two publications just before year-end.
The Agency New Business blog recommended five apps ad agencies can use to boost productivity and profit in 2015. The article focused on apps that “use cloud-based computing to help agencies cut costs and operate more efficiently. They will convey your tech-savviness to clients. Moreover, they are all low-cost and require no long-term commitments.”
Greetly was the first app named. In addition to describing how Greetly works, the article included a quote from Greetly client Levi Patterson, founder of Portland’s award-winning Pollinate ad agency:
Given our strong digital focus, we are constantly seeking to stay ahead of the technology curve. We installed Greetly as soon as we saw it. Visitors and employees have both told us they love the ease and convenience of Greetly.
Greetly was also discussed during the December 30, 2014 episode of The Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do podcast. The guest was brand expert and keynote speaker Gerry O’Brion. Beginning at 32:30 into the podcast, which is focused on having a plan, O’Brion discusses Greetly’s innovativeness and his high expectations for the product.
Click on the link below to hear Greetly mentioned in the podcast interview:
Greetly wishes you a happy, healthy — and productive — 2015.
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