10 Useful Apps For Small Businesses In The Google Apps Marketplace

Amit Chowdhry | Tuesday April 13, 2010 | 1,349 views| 2 Comments
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The Google Apps Marketplace are services that were designed for Google users to integrate into Google Apps.  The paid and non-paid apps are easily accessible since they include single sign-on and universal navigation.  Below are 10 applications that are worthwhile checking out if you are a small business.

10. EZasset Business Asset Management (Cost $9.95 Per Month)

EZasset Business Asset Management is a collaborative asset management tool. One of the examples that they use in the video demo for the service is checking to see whether there are extra laptops available for new employees. [Link]

9. Spanning Sync (15-day free trial, then $25/year or $65 one-time payment)

Spanning Sync is an app that syncs iCal with Google Calendar.  You can also sync the Address Book with Google Contacts. [Link]

8. Tungle.me (Free)

Tungle.me is a scheduling application that lets you publish when you are available.  Through the app you can plan meetings and accept appointment requests too. [Link]

7. BatchBook Social CRM (Free 30 Day Trial and $9.95 per month)

BatchBook Social CRM is an application that lets you organize contacts, monitor social networks, and track leads. [Link]

6. OffiSync (Free)

OffiSync is an add-in for Microsoft Office 2003, 2007, and 2010 that extends the core functionality to Google cloud services.  You can save your files online right from within Office. [Link]

5. Social Wok (Standard: Free, Premier: Paid, Enterprise: Paid)

Socialwok is a social productivity and customer management service that allows you to manage distributed teams and projects.  It is your own collaboration network on Google Apps to share ideas, Docs, files, etc. [Link]

4. Manymoon (Free)

Manymoon is a team collaboration application for Google Apps.  It uses an interface that emulates a social network for attaching Google Docs, project management on Google Calendars, and task management in Google Sites. [Link]

3. SlideRocket (30 Day Free Trial, $12/User/Month)

SlideRock is an application that allows you to create, manage, and share presentations.  Presentations include video, audio, data feeds, and rich media.  You can also get analytics on who views your presentations. [Link]

2. RunMyProcess (30 Day Free Trial, €30 [$40] Per User Per Year)

RunMyProcess can add art workflow, business process, and integration capabilities to Google Apps.  You can add tasks, reports, and graphs to Google Sites and GMail.  You can also build and run cloud applications. [Link]

1. WrapMail ($5 per user e-mail sending address per month)

WrapMail takes outgoing e-mail and wraps into in a corporate and interactive letterhead. [Link]

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