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View the Business Apps Getting Started Guide (PDF) Apps in Business Getting Started Guide Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Contents There are thousands of apps for iPad and iPhone that can transform your business. Use this guide to discover and choose apps that can help you run your business and purchasing and distributing apps across your business. Discover Apps Purchase and Distribute Apps Apps in Action Identify iPad and iPhone apps that meet your Find the best options for purchasing Learn how companies use apps to business needs. and delivering business apps to change the way they work. your employees. Brainstorm Ideas The GoodLife Team App Store Access Files Stay on Task Carmel Café & Wine Bar Volume Purchase Program Create Forms Transact Safe/Sea Distribute Apps Collaborate Analyze Reports Central County Fire Department Give Presentations Manage Travel Theatre Consultants Collaborative Expenses Fennemore Craig Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 2 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Discover Apps Explore the categories in this section to learn about some of the best apps for business and discover which ones best meet your needs. Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 3 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Pages iPad | iPhone Microsoft Word iPad GoodReader 4 iPad | iPhone Quickly craft letters and reports using beautiful Apple templates and styles. Track changes and comments. and iPhone. Use rich formatting and track edits. Mark up PDFs using advanced annotation tools. Numbers iPad | iPhone Microsoft Excel iPad Documents 5 iPad | iPhone View and edit your Excel spreadsheets on iPad. Create and tables. Animate data with interactive charts. Keynote iPad | iPhone Microsoft PowerPoint iPad iAnnotate PDF iPad Touch and tap to create stunning presentations using Edit PowerPoint presentations or create new ones with at once. Share a summary of annotations via email. StoryDesk iPad Documents To Go® Premium iPad | iPhone PDF Reader Pro iPad Make presentations and marketing materials using and more. Then save and sync easily to cloud services. AutoCAD 360 iPad | iPhone iPad | iPhone PDF Cabinet 2.0 iPad Annotate PDFs at the same time as colleagues. Skim work with powerful design review and markup tools. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 4 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Access Files Local Solutions Hosted Solutions Integrated Solutions Air Sharing iPad | iPhone Box iPad | iPhone Acronis Access iPad | iPhone servers using the data protection capabilities of iOS. Files Connect iPad | iPhone Dropbox iPad | iPhone SharePlus iPad | iPhone File Manager iPad | iPhone SugarSync iPad | iPhone Filamente iPad | iPhone Get full functionality for SharePoint activities. Upload from FileBrowser iPad | iPhone Soonr Workplace iPad | iPhone EMC Documentum Mobile iPad | iPhone Browse your company’s Documentum content management repository while staying compliant. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 5 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action FormConnect Pro iPad PDF Expert 5 iPad | iPhone SignEasy iPad | iPhone Create and customize business database forms right on ProntoForms iPad | iPhone DocuSign iPad | iPhone Genius Scan iPad | iPhone Gather and audit legally binding signatures on encrypted Scan documents using smart page detection and image forms and documents. Compliant with the eSign Act. Adobe Reader iPad | iPhone Scanner Pro by Readdle iPad | iPhone Adobe EchoSign iPad | iPhone FileMaker Go 13 iPad | iPhone SignNow iPad | iPhone PDFpen Scan+ iPad | iPhone Use interactive forms created in FileMaker Pro to collect Scan multipage documents to create searchable PDFs. Extract text using optical character recognition (OCR). Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 6 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Collaborate Attend and Host Virtual Meetings Work on Projects Stay in Touch with Colleagues Cisco WebEx Meetings iPad | iPhone Moxtra iPad | iPhone Salesforce1 iPad | iPhone content and chat with meeting attendees. Fuze iPad | iPhone Quip iPad | iPhone Yammer iPad | iPhone Access your company’s Yammer network to connect with with colleagues. IBM SmartCloud Meetings iPad | iPhone Podio iPad | iPhone Jive Mobile iPad | iPhone Attend IBM SmartCloud online meetings. View attendee Adobe® Connect™ Mobile for iOS iPad | iPhone Zamurai Mobile Whiteboard iPad Cisco Jabber iPad | iPhone Capture and share your ideas and discussions in real time join.me iPad | iPhone Basecamp iPhone Skype iPad | iPhone place voice calls to mobile phones and landlines alike. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 7 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Give Presentations Delight your audiences with visually interactive presentations. Hand your iPad over to a client to share content one to one. Or stream your content wirelessly to an HDTV when presenting to a large crowd. Create and Edit Business Presentations Keynote iPad | iPhone PopBoardz iPad Prezi iPad | iPhone Touch and tap to create stunning presentations using sections in your presentation at the critical moment. Microsoft PowerPoint iPad Curator - visual notes iPad Final Argument iPad Edit PowerPoint presentations or create new ones with with multiple cloud services. Record your presentation. iPad | iPhone StoryDesk iPad Perspective iPad | iPhone Make presentations and marketing materials using Explore, create, and share audiovisual stories using intuitive tools, and present directly to other devices. Documents To Go® Premium iPad | iPhone Flowboard iPad Electric Slide iPad | iPhone Create and publish video presentations, electronic press Present to any audience with a web browser. Broadcast more. Then save and sync easily to cloud services. live photos to share the full meeting experience instantly. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 8 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Take Notes MindNode iPad | iPhone OmniOutliner 2 iPad Evernote iPad | iPhone Visually represent thoughts with a tap. Highlight and Keep your ideas organized with powerful outlining tools. Share your work or sync automatically via OmniPresence. iThoughts iPad | iPhone Elevatr iPad | iPhone NoteSuite iPad Brainstorm and compare your ideas with coworkers. Save Organize your ideas into an actionable structure. Validate to the Camera Roll and sync maps with cloud services. SimpleMind+ iPad | iPhone MagicalPad HD iPad Paper by FiftyThree iPad mind maps. Share via the Camera Roll. Mindjet Maps iPad | iPhone iPad | iPhone Notability iPad | iPhone and record audio. Back up all your work to the cloud. MindMeister iPad | iPhone Grid by Binary Thumb iPad | iPhone iPad | iPhone and sync with your online MindMeister account. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide 9 Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Stay on Task Get inspired to meet the challenge of any project. Organize massive amounts of data on your iPhone or Track Projects OmniFocus 2 iPhone Smartsheet iPad | iPhone Salesforce1 iPad | iPhone collaboration tools based on a spreadsheet format. Todo iPad | iPhone SG Project Pro 5 iPad Oracle Sales Cloud Mobile iPad | iPhone Stay organized using the popular Getting Things Done Manage concurrent projects and team members with Awesome Note iPad | iPhone Weekdone iPad | iPhone SAP CRM Sales v2.1 iPad | iPhone contacts nearby with GPS and run business analytics. 30/30 iPad | iPhone OmniPlan 2 iPad FileMaker Go 13 iPad | iPhone Create a list of tasks and set a time for each. Then track Create custom business solutions and access them remotely to communicate with customers on the go. Clear iPad | iPhone xPlan iPad Daylite 5 iPad | iPhone Calculate costs and manage projects graphically. Specify to set reminders and create lists. iCloud sync is built in. Designed for both iPad and iPhone Apps in Business Getting Started Guide Contents | Discover Apps | Purchase and Distribute Apps | Apps in Action Transact Bring the point of sale wherever you go. Receive credit authorization and encrypted payments on the spot. BillMinder iPad | iPhone Square Register iPad | iPhone QuickBooks Online iPad | iPhone Accept credit cards and run your business on the go. backups to monitor expenses and manage billing. customers. Data syncs automatically across devices. Invoice2go iPad | iPhone Intuit GoPayment iPad | iPhone Kashoo Accounting iPad Get credit card authorization and encrypted payments in seconds. Deposit funds automatically. Quick Sale iPad ShopKeep iPad | iPhone FreshBooks Cloud Accounting iPad | iPhone and securely back up to the cloud. HoursTracker iPad | iPhone PayPal Here iPad | iPhone Online Payroll iPad | iPhone Create pay schedules and track hours and earnings Sync with Intuit Payroll and get payroll support on the automatically by clocking in and out on your iPhone. deposit checks to your account with the snap of a photo. Time Master + Billing iPad | iPhone Revel POS QSR iPad Xero iPad | iPhone expenses with custom reports. Export to QuickBooks. Designed for both iPad and iPhone
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