Women are starting to realise that they can use a host of tools to automate their businesses and reclaim more of their time. Today, software is becoming so much more powerful, and it’s merging with AI for even more spectacular results.

What’s interesting about these tools is that they seem to be slotting into almost every aspect of business. So many tasks can be done by machine that it makes the mind boggle.

In this post, we delve into this in more detail. We explore more tools with automation potential and how they impact money-making.

Zapier No-Code Integrations

Zapier is a little technical, but businesses absolutely rely on it. It’s no-code and allows you to literally stitch applications together, paying a fee each time they communicate with each other.

With an application like Zapier, you can bring together your business’s backend. For example, you can combine your marketing with your CRM, so you know who to reach out to, or your accounts receivable with your customer support, so you can see who’s paid natively.

HubSpot

It’s a similar story with HubSpot. This tool is your CRM, allowing you to automate leads, send email campaigns and figure out when churn will occur. What's so amazing about this tool is that it uses AI to tell you when to reach out, and when things might be about to go wrong. It has a kind of predictive engine you can use that taps into various data strata to provide you with the optimal decision.

Mava

If you communicate with customers across numerous channels, then Mava could be an option. This tool is essentially a customer service app that allows team members to talk to clients through the cloud, no matter their location.

Jasper

You could also look into using Jasper AI for your content creation. This tool is helping women write much more relevant blogs and posts without dedicating countless hours to them.

The downside of AI writing, of course, is that it’s AI. However, these days it is good enough for more basic blogs and it can be highly engaging, depending on the prompts you engineer. Sometimes, you can get something out of it that almost sounds human-like, or like a person wrote it.

Quickbooks

If you’re having a hard time managing all your business-related finances, then you could also look into getting a Quickbooks subscription. This tool helps with all your internal accounting and makes it easier for your accountant to sign you off.

You can also do things like set up recurring billing and subscription models through it. This makes it easier for your brand to thrive online without having to constantly chase people manually.

Monday.Com

Finally, if you need project management functionality at your business, Monday.com could be the right tool. This app makes it simpler to set reminders and highlight bottlenecks in your processes. It’s a particularly useful tool if you need to manage a lot of people or the distribution of some physical products.

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