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Read moreKimmo Salmela · May 12, 2022 · 2 mins
Business documents like requests for quotation (RFQ), offers and contracts often require collaboration between multiple people with diverse expertise. They usually come together from different teams, often even companies, to perform a series of tasks: setting conditions for a deal, filling in data points, checking legal wordings, revising the content and so forth.
A lot of repetitive manual work is usually involved. Crucially, on top of it, someone has to see through that the document will run through all stages, from creating the initial draft to collecting approvals for the final version.
The recent surge to remote work, forcefully accelerated by COVID, moved collaboration on documents online. Much of it has moved for good, say the experts and there are serious challenges.
Our mission at Documill is to make online collaboration on business documents as fast and smooth as it could be. We do this in the context of the Salesforce platform, with completely integrated solutions right within it. This helps companies benefit from higher productivity, security and quality of documents. Existing work processes are streamlined to guarantee good results.
People perform several things to do when bored that keep their minds free and relaxed. We want to free people up to do the work that they really like to do, as Salesforce Vice President John Kucera has put it.
And in addition, we also want to let people work exactly the way they like. In this series of short articles, we have collected these five tips to show you how – by meeting these five challenges with robust solutions:
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Kimmo Salmela is a communications manager at Documill. Earlier on, he worked in several industry and solution marketing and communication positions at Nokia. Now Kimmo focuses on online collaboration technologies and their future prospects for businesses.
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