Freelancers and microbusinesses

Every client is counting on you for something different.

One client is expecting a proposal. Another needs the final files. Give each commitment a date and its materials in GGyess so you can plan the week without rereading every conversation.

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The task list with filters for status, priority and activity type. — The list groups tasks by date and lets you filter by priority as you prepare your next delivery.

Step by step

Keep client work and the next follow-up together

Record the client and the outcome you agreed to deliver.
Plan the work in tasks with dates and supporting files.
Review upcoming deliveries and schedule the next client follow-up.

Company contact fields alongside the value, stage and expected close date of a new lead.

Freelancers and microbusinesses

In day-to-day work

The person behind the account

Link a contact to their company and record what matters in the notes. A teammate can take the next call knowing who they’re speaking with.

A start and a deadline

Set both dates on the task. The person doing the work can plan a start and the person waiting for it knows when it’s due.

Time spent on the task

Start the personal timer when you begin working. Pause it for an interruption and resume it when you return to the task.

Before you start

A few good questions.

Can I track time on a client deliverable?

Yes. Start the personal timer when you begin, pause it for breaks and resume when you return. You can refer to the recorded time when reviewing the work.

What belongs in My Agenda?

Use it for personal work such as preparing notes or following up. Put a shared deliverable in the relevant project where its team can coordinate it.

GGyess WorkSuite

Start the week knowing what you promised each client.

Start on the free plan. Invite your team when you’re ready.

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