Practice Management Extreme bookmarking and managing your apps Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Written by Seth David Published Sep 28, 2021 0 min read As a busy tax pro, how do you manage your apps and keep track of what they can do? Here’s a link to a content guide published on the Firm of the Future blog, so check out how to manage apps for: Google Chrome Bublup Airtable TheBrain ClickUp Notejoy Previous Post 6 steps to optimizing your workflows Next Post Intuit® Practice Management speeds workflow, handles hundreds of tasks, and… Written by Seth David Seth David is owner of Nerd Enterprises, Inc., a successful business consulting and training company specializing in online software consulting and training. Seth makes extensive use of social networking tools, and Web videos to maximize the impact of his training. His unique style and personal touch has helped him develop a worldwide audience in excess of 20,000 people consisting of small business owners, consultants and technology enthusiasts. Seth graduated from Pace University in 1996 with a bachelor's degree in Accounting. Find Seth on Twitter @nerdenterprises. More from Seth David Comments are closed. Browse Related Articles Workflow tools Outgrowing your current workflow? How to build the case for ProConnect™ Tax Workflow tools Changing tax software: How to minimize disruption across offices Tax Law and News How to reconstruct tax records after a disaster Tax Law and News Practical AI prompting for tax pros Advisory Services Client conversations = advisory opportunities Practice Management Unificando impuestos y contabilidad en Intuit® Accountant Suite Advisory Services Why your best advice isn’t changing client behavior Tax Law and News 2 common charitable contribution scams Advisory Services Advisory Pyramid: Building mindsets across your team Tax Law and News IP PINs help guard clients against tax-related ID theft