SimpleWorkTable.com [ lead tracker/CRM ]
Track your work, for 6 bucks a month.
What it does
With Simple Work Table, you track your work the way you want, without a bunch of extra stuff you didn't ask for. Use it on your own, or share it with your team.
With Simple Work Table, you track your work the way you want, without a bunch of extra stuff you didn't ask for. Everything below works right now, on this page. Test the features before you sign up. And when you do, you can start with a free, full-featured, 7-day trial. Type a task to link a row. Date is required to press Done, but never blocks linking or updating. The linked row updates live the whole time, and only Done marks it finished and clears the form for the next one. Edit a client's name or contact and every project pointing at it updates immediately. This is fantastic for project management where you might have 100 different clients in the same Projects table, each with multiple…from simpleworktable.com
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