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- Keep a contact listStore names, companies, contact methods, addresses, tags and customer defaults, and see a contact's invoices, proposals, time and more.
- Keep notes and follow-ups on a contactRecord calls and notes on a contact, see their invoices, proposals and meetings over time, and set follow-ups.
- Add contacts by pasting JSONCreate several contacts at once, with their emails, phone numbers, addresses and tags, by pasting a JSON document.
- Track individual assetsRecord equipment such as laptops, cameras and tools one by one, with its tag, location, condition, files, purchase details and reports.
- Check out and assign assetsRecord who is responsible for an asset and who has it now, when it is due back, its condition on return, and maintenance, loss or retirement.
- Import and export assets as CSVAdd many assets at once from a CSV file, matching its columns to asset details, and export the asset list to a spreadsheet.
- Create and track invoicesBill a saved contact with line items, discounts, tax, tracked time and expenses, then follow each invoice from draft to paid.
- Send and configure invoicesEmail an invoice with your own message, send yourself a test, set payment reminders, and set your details, numbering and defaults.
- Set up tax rates for invoicesName the taxes you charge, combine them where two apply, and choose a tax rate for each invoice item.
- Build an invoice by pasting JSONFill in the invoice form, with all of its line items, from a pasted JSON document.
- Record invoice payments and refundsLet customers pay invoices by card, record other payments and refunds, and correct them.
- Recurring invoicesInvoice the same lines every month, quarter or year, charge a saved card automatically, and pause, change or end the schedule.
- Keep books with AccountingSet up a team's books, read the overview, enter opening balances, keep the chart of accounts, post and reverse journal entries and close a period.
- Move books from QuickBooks or XeroImport a chart of accounts and a trial balance exported as CSV from QuickBooks, Xero or another program, then save the opening balances.
- Invoices, payments and sales in the booksWhat Accounting adds from Invoicing, Expenses, Store, Forms, Supporters and Stripe, the accounts each uses, and amounts in other currencies.
- Import and review bank transactionsAdd bank and card accounts, import statements as CSV, add or match each transaction, split it, record deposits and set rules.
- Reconcile a bank or card accountCheck that the books agree with a bank or card statement by ticking each entry the statement shows until the difference is zero.
- Enter and pay billsRecord what the business owes suppliers in Accounting, pay it from a bank, card or cash account, enter bills in other currencies and void mistakes.
- Repeat a bill or journal entryMake a bill or a hand-entered journal entry repeat every week, month, 3 months or year, and pause, change or stop it on Recurring.
- Depreciate fixed assetsKeep a register of equipment, vehicles and property in Accounting, depreciate each one every month, and dispose of it when it is sold or scrapped.
- Accounting reports and budgetsRun Profit and Loss, the Balance Sheet, cash flow, trial balance, sales tax and other reports, record tax returns, set budgets and export PDF or CSV.
- Give your accountant access to the booksInvite an accountant or bookkeeper as a guest of the team with Accounting, so they keep the books and see nothing else of the team.
- Track timeStart a timer or add time already spent, see each day and week, and change, split or delete an entry.
- Time Tracking projects, rates and tagsGroup time into projects with a client, an hourly rate, billing rounding and an hour budget, and label entries with tags.
- Time reports and exportsTotal time by project, Contact, tag and person for any dates, export it as CSV, and choose what team members can see.
- Send documents for signatureUpload a PDF, add signers, place fields, send it, and download the signed copy and its certificate.
- Sign a document you were sentOpen the link in the email, complete your fields, and finish or decline.
- Signing startersKeep a document with its signer roles, fields and email text as a starter, and start each new signature request from it.
- Track expenses and receiptsRecord an expense with its receipt, upload receipts to fill in later, categorize spending and set up categories and payment methods.
- Expense totals and exportsSee what was spent by category, project, merchant, Contact or person for any dates, and export expenses as a CSV or with their receipts.
- Recurring expensesSet up an expense that repeats, such as a subscription or rent, and confirm the draft Magpie makes on each date.
- Reimburse expensesMark an expense reimbursable, group expenses on an expense report for an admin to approve, and record when the money was paid back.
- ProposalsWrite a proposal with prices and options, send each client their own link, and have them accept, sign and pay on one page.
- Write a proposalAdd and arrange a proposal's sections, write its text, add pictures, video and files, fill in fields, and choose its look.
- Prices, packages and payments in a proposalAdd priced lines, optional lines, adjustable quantities and packages to a proposal, and set its discount and payment schedule.
- Proposal starters, saved sections and the price listStart proposals from Magpie's starters or your own, keep sections to reuse, and keep a price list to add lines from.
- Send a proposalSend a proposal to its recipients, protect it with an access code, follow up, get approval, revise it, extend it or withdraw it.
- Acceptance, signing and paymentHow a client accepts and signs a proposal, what they are sent, how the deposit and later payments are invoiced, and what starts with the work.
- Proposal activity, questions and reportsSee when a proposal is opened and read, answer the client's questions, choose your notifications and report on what was won.
- Create a proposal by pasting JSONThe proposal JSON format: start a proposal or starter from a pasted document, replace a draft's content, or add prices to the price list.
- Create a job and publish its pageAdd a job, write its description, and publish its page on your public job board.
- Choose the questions on an application formSet which questions applicants answer and what happens to their files.
- Review candidates and record outcomesMove applications between stages, add notes, email candidates, and reject, hire or delete.
- Schedule interviewsFind a time when the interviewers are free, add the interview to Calendar, and send the candidate an invitation.
- Rate candidates with scorecardsRate a candidate in each of a job's categories, recommend for or against, and read the team's scorecards.
- Hiring settingsChange your job board's name, introduction and time zone, the confirmation email to applicants, and where candidates' replies go.
- AgreementsStart an agreement from the Library, answer its questions on the agreement's page, and send it for signature through E-Signatures.
- The Library of standard agreementsWhere the Library's standard agreements come from, the licences they are shared under, and which one to start from.
- SAFEs and side letters in the LibraryThe Y Combinator SAFEs and pro rata side letters in the Library, which one to use, who signs them and what they ask.
- Create a Client PortalGive a client a private page where they sign in to see the plans and work you share with them.
- Make a plan with a clientSet out the goals you and a client are working towards and the steps to reach them, then share the plan in their portal.
- Track a client's goalsSet a goal's target and record progress towards it, or mark an outcome achieved, in a Client Portal plan.
- Reuse your process with starter plansKeep the goals, stages and steps you take every client through as a starter plan, and start each client's plan from it.
- Invite clients to a portalGive a person access to a Client Portal by email, and how they sign in with an email link, a code or a Magpie account.
- Share files in a Client PortalShare private files with a portal's clients and receive the files they upload.
- Share invoices in a Client PortalShow a client their issued invoices in a portal, where they can open the PDF and pay online.
- Share meetings, projects and signature requests in a Client PortalShow a client their meetings, Issues projects, signature requests and proposals in their portal, where they join meetings and sign.
- Manage Client Portal accessWho can see and change a portal, and which of your work its clients can see.
- Preview a Client PortalSee a portal as its clients see it, before you invite them or share a plan.
- Change a Client Portal's details and sectionsRename a portal, change its welcome message, colour and logo, and choose which sections clients see.
- Revoke Client Portal accessStop one person, or everyone, from signing in to a Client Portal.
- Run each day's opening, closing and checksSet up Daily Operations and its locations, see what needs doing at a location today, and confirm opening and closing.
- Client Portal securityHow clients sign in to a portal and what each request checks before it shows them anything.
- Keep a logbook and hand over a shiftWrite notes for the next shift in the Daily Operations logbook, choose how long each stays on Today, and hand over at the end of a shift.
- Routines and checklistsBuild a routine's steps and schedule, publish it, and complete, check, skip or reopen the checklists it creates.
- Record temperaturesAdd temperature points with their limits, record readings, and see what happens when a reading is out of range.
- Report and resolve incidentsReport an incident at a location, work through its corrective actions, escalate critical ones, and take equipment out of service.
- Reports on checklists, temperatures and incidentsSee how a location's checklists, temperature readings and incidents went over a range of dates, and download them as CSV files.
- Plan prep, keep recipes and log wasteWrite recipes from Inventory items, plan and record batches at a location, and log waste so stock stays right.
- Keep track of stockRecord what the team keeps in stock and where, add and remove stock, move it between pools, record waste and hold stock back.
- Order from suppliers and receive deliveriesAdd suppliers and the items on their lists, order what is running low, send orders, receive deliveries and settle what arrived differently.
- Count stockCount what is in a pool, hand the count in and correct stock to what you found, with review for large differences.
- Sell Inventory stock in StoreLink a Store product to an Inventory item so its sales come out of a pool and Store shows what the pool holds.
- Coach clientsAdd a client, start their coaching, and work with them between sessions: messages, the journal, reminders, reviews and what needs your attention.
- Your coachingFor clients: booking sessions, prep, logging habits, finishing actions, answering check-ins and recording progress in your Client Portal.
- Coaching programsBuild a program once, start each client on it, and give clients already on it the changes you make later.
- Coaching sessionsSet up session types and booking rules, schedule sessions, write private notes and a recap, and mark sessions held.
- Charge for coachingSet a price, instalments or monthly payments and an agreement for a client's coaching, and invoice extra sessions.
- Create a coaching program by pasting JSONThe coaching program JSON format: a program's goals, stages, habits, check-ins, exercises, resources and messages in one pasted document.
- Coaching goalsAgree goals with a client, choose how each is measured, and follow their progress.
- Coaching actions and habitsGive a client actions with due dates and habits for most days, and see their wins.
- Coaching check-insAsk a client the same questions every week or every day, and see their answers over time.
- Coaching library and exercisesGive clients resources to read, watch or work through, and exercises such as a wheel of life or a Form.
- Coaching sponsorsLet an organization that sponsors a client's coaching follow it, see only what the client shares, and pay for it.
- Export coachingDownload a client's whole coaching record, or every client, program and library item at once.
- OutreachSend a series of emails, one person at a time, from your own Mail address, and stop for each person when they reply.
- Add people to an Outreach campaignAdd contacts by tag, one by one, or from a file or pasted list; follow each person's stage on a list or a board; and assign people to members.
- Coaching cohortsCoach a group through a program together, with group sessions and a conversation.
- Coaching program pagesGive a program a public page where people apply for it or join and pay.
- How Outreach sendsThe mailbox a campaign sends from, the team's sending route and SMTP server, stopping all sending, the daily cap and send window, failed sends and bounces.
- Set up a sending server for OutreachRent a server and add Magpie's key; Magpie sets it up as the team's sending route, then removes its key from the server and destroys its copy.
- Unsubscribe, the postal address and the do-not-email listThe unsubscribe link at the end of every Outreach message, your postal address, click tracking, and the team's list of addresses Outreach never emails.
- Create an Outreach campaign by pasting JSONThe Outreach campaign JSON format: a campaign's name and its emails, in order, in one pasted document.
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