As a mom myself who works from home, things aren’t easier
for me compared to those who work from the office. I am still bombarded with
work deadlines, household bills, grocery lists, and at the same time, I am also
distracted by my kids who need my attention and help on their homework or their
chores. Well, I really don’t mind helping my kids, but for the rest of my
tasks, I wish someone or something can help me with them.
I do have an app for the tasks I mentioned. I have Skype, I
have a financial app to remind me of the payments due, I also made some email
subscriptions to some of my online obligations. Even though they’re paperless,
I still find them stressful because it's quite difficult to separate my work tasks from my home tasks. Sometimes I get them mixed up which is really frustrating. An example would be when I thought I already paid my water bill, I actually processed a payment for work that's also a water bill for a customer. It sounds like a simple mistake, but it's a mistake that I really can't afford to repeat.
What is Pest Control Software
Eventually, the term, “pest control software,” began to
spread across the internet, at least in
my feed in Facebook and Google. According to SoftwareAdvice.com, pest control software is a specific type of
field service software designed for use by pest management and control
companies and their employees. This software assists with general business
tasks, such as providing quotes and estimates to customers, and often supports
invoicing and billing. But it can also include more industry-specific
functionality, such as tracking pesticide use or even pest activity itself .
The
first time I heard about it, I thought it was the same old pest control that
takes care of the pests around the house or buildings. To my surprise, essentially, it has the same purpose
with pest control software because they also control whatever needs to be taken
care of with your lifestyle as far as management information is concerned. This
includes financial tasks, administrative tasks,
person to person chat support, and more.
When I got officially employed online (full time), the first pest control software I
got exposed to is Slack. I was surprised how easy it is to use. We can create
multiple message boards with different topics, we can create conference calls
and sharing our screens at the same time, and more. We can communicate with
each of our team members or company members directly. We can simply add them to
our contacts and have a chat with them one on one within the program. Thanks to
this pest control software, I don’t use Skype as much anymore when it comes to
work-related interactions. I also don't get things mixed up with work and with personal tasks.
Aside from Slack, a lot of high-rated pest control software
has started to pop up online. ServBasic, PestPac, and Pocomos free pest control software and
are among those that are included in the
list. They all provide a simple interface for business management solution. Among the features they offer are scheduling, customer information, billing,
customer payments, and reports. Not only are they available on desktop, but
they’re also conveniently available on mobile so employees can track their
records wherever and whenever they go. It made me think that creating your own company
is easy because handling people is easier now thanks to these pest control
software.
