I was captivated by this presentation today (thanks to this tweet by Jen Corbett) and immediately thought of Saasu. I’ve been using Saasu for a few months now, and continually find features and use cases for it that I didn’t know existed. It makes it “sticky” for me – I know the basics now, like viewing my data, looking at sales and contacts and most recently adding my automated bank feeds. I keep coming back into it knowing I will be learning more every time (there’s a lot under the bonnet I am realising) I see long-term users coming through our service desk with interesting feedback and things they are trying to do all the time – they don’t know what they don’t know a lot of the time – and when we help them find a way, they’re chuffed. That’s the “stickiness”.
Have a read through these slides: great products are fun to use – can accounting be fun for you? The ideas explored in this presentation are ones we’re thinking about at Saasu.
Thanks Tony and welcome to Saasu – I love the look of your business, Savour The Taste ( http://www.savourthetaste.co.nz/ ) – I look forward to trying some of that Pepler’s Tamarillo Chutney I can see on your website.
We’re only just getting started you’ll be pleased to know – so much good stuff is coming in our pipeline, I look forward to your feedback.
Best to you,
Tony Hollingsworth
“I keep coming back into it knowing I will be learning more every time (there’s a lot under the bonnet I am realising).”
This is a big thing for me, and our little business. As we learn more about what we’re doing we need a system that “is already” there – that already has the functionality. The reverse is just as important, as we learn more about the system it leads us towards learning more about our business.
Unfortunately we’d reached the limit of what Xero could do for us very very early on. And as we learnt more about what we needed, we realised just how limited Xero really is.
So here’s to the greater functionality of Saasu … long may it continue.
Cheers
Tony