Plutio wants to be the business management platform to rule them all
by Startacus Admin
Imagine Trello + Slack + Dropbox + Xero all in one centralized platform - thats the premise
behind Plutio...
We are liking the look of Plutio, a business management platform that gives you everything you need to manage your business, collaborate with your teams and work closer with clients, all from one place. All your projects, tasks, invoices, files and more in one centralised platform. Nice.
Aimed at the freelance sector, freelancers can connect their current apps within a click of a button and use them all through Plutio. No more jumping between apps here. Every aspect re-envisioned and easily customizable to adapt to your way of working. You also get to choose which systems you want to use.
Having everything in one place means you have access to valuable data that will give you a new perspective on things in your business you never knew before.
Plutio Founder Leo Bassam, launched his first business, a digital design studio at the age of 15, and with Leo very much a part of the startup and freelance sector ever since, Plutio has been built with a real understanding of the freelance community it aims to support.
Available via the web and as a destop and mobile app, a fab user experience and attention to detail will be key here. If the platform can offer a real solution for the freelancer - saving both time and increasing productivity, we can see Plutio doing well.
With the freelancer market continuing to grow, Plutio is a platform that could easily find precious audience.
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Published on: 13th December 2017
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