With the range of disparate personalities and ways of thinking on your team, how do you get everyone to see something the same way? Moreover, how do you get your whole team to actually perform a task or a process in the same way, every time? Business process maps are a framework intended to do just that: layout a process graphically so that everyone has the same vision of it and can perform it the same way.

Effectively, a customer portal is an online platform, usually a website or an application that allows your customers to access your services through the internet. With the help of a customer portal, they may be able to log into their account, see relevant information such policies and invoices, review past deliveries and orders, and adjust options to make your service suit their needs better.

Messaging apps are online platforms created for instantaneous interactions among individuals. They ease communication via text, voice, and video. They often let users share files, group messages, and use multimedia. Security, simplicity, and versatility drive messaging app choices. Pick one that encrypts chats, feels intuitive, and works across devices. The ideal app must meet your communication needs. It should balance privacy, ease of use, and compatibility.

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Process and workflow visualization is a critical tool for software engineering, product, and design teams. It’s how they organize and structure their application design and code, troubleshoot problem areas in their systems, and share knowledge about the project and product with their teams.

We all follow rules as we go about our lives. Some are enshrined in law. Others are social codes, and some rules we set for ourselves. It’s no different for businesses. There is a barrage of requirements between regulations, industry standards, client and customer demands, and governance policies. Adhering to all these requirements is called “compliance.” Workforce compliance is crucial to avoid financial penalties, build stakeholder trust and grow the company.