I had a demo of Grouparoo a few weeks ago -- super cool platform that solves so many ETL / integration challenges.
In case anyone is interested: promo code SHAANR100 for $1,000 off start payment until 10/31/17 (doesn't include taxes, fees, registration). Disclosure: I work for Fair :)
There are no minimums. We just needs a five day notice (maybe that's technically the minimum?). Disclaimer x4: I work for Fair :)
Turo is great for extremely short term rentals (days to a few weeks). Fair makes more sense for monthly to yearly relationships. Would love to hear feedback if you've played with the app! (username @fair.com) Disclaimer…
You're correct, @tedmiston. With Fair, you can return your car anytime (with a 5 day notice). So, you could keep the car for 1mo, 7 weeks etc. Fair will pro-rate the last month. Fair probably doesn't make sense for…
Check out Fair.com also; Los Angeles only right now but also offers no-term flexibility. There is a 'start payment' but all said and done, Fair may be cheaper than this depending on how long you keep the car.…
does this #newasana twitter contest require entrants to flag their tweets as sponsored? <edit> link: https://blog.asana.com/2015/09/celebrate-with-us-share-the-n...
sounds like its excellent for Coachella.
Square seems to be the go-to AFAIK.. they probably have the widest following in terms of absolute number of businesses adopting them. I could be wrong though.
I just spoke to them on their website's livechat/Olark -- they're very responsive and helpful. Also the service is free so no reason not to play with it.
Try Asana
Very cool! I'm surprised you're letting people use this for free!
I had a demo of Grouparoo a few weeks ago -- super cool platform that solves so many ETL / integration challenges.
In case anyone is interested: promo code SHAANR100 for $1,000 off start payment until 10/31/17 (doesn't include taxes, fees, registration). Disclosure: I work for Fair :)
There are no minimums. We just needs a five day notice (maybe that's technically the minimum?). Disclaimer x4: I work for Fair :)
Turo is great for extremely short term rentals (days to a few weeks). Fair makes more sense for monthly to yearly relationships. Would love to hear feedback if you've played with the app! (username @fair.com) Disclaimer…
You're correct, @tedmiston. With Fair, you can return your car anytime (with a 5 day notice). So, you could keep the car for 1mo, 7 weeks etc. Fair will pro-rate the last month. Fair probably doesn't make sense for…
Check out Fair.com also; Los Angeles only right now but also offers no-term flexibility. There is a 'start payment' but all said and done, Fair may be cheaper than this depending on how long you keep the car.…
does this #newasana twitter contest require entrants to flag their tweets as sponsored? <edit> link: https://blog.asana.com/2015/09/celebrate-with-us-share-the-n...
sounds like its excellent for Coachella.
Square seems to be the go-to AFAIK.. they probably have the widest following in terms of absolute number of businesses adopting them. I could be wrong though.
I just spoke to them on their website's livechat/Olark -- they're very responsive and helpful. Also the service is free so no reason not to play with it.
Try Asana
Very cool! I'm surprised you're letting people use this for free!