Poweredīy Zipmark.’ The customer registers and is automatically taken through the process of paying,” said Mr. “Businesses can send an email invoice - my children’s piano teacher now does this - and at the bottom of the email is a place to click that says, ‘Pay with your checking account. Zipmark’s application is embedded in a host of invoicing platforms small businesses use, said Jay Bhattacharya, Zipmark’s chief executive. Zipmark’s software lets a small business with recurring invoices - like subscription-based services, businesses with monthly membership fees or rent - accept online payments that clear within 24 And for now, Shake is free the company plans to roll out premium options that will range in So far, the app works only with an iPhone or an iPad, although the company expects to introduce an Android version. There’s also a create-your-own agreement, which is referred to in-house It offers six templates: a freelance contract,Ī hiring contract, a standard nondisclosure agreement, a buy/sell agreement, a rent/lend agreement and an agreement for loaning money.
The app is geared toward freelancers and small businesses that need to get deals done quickly with documentation but don’t have the time or money to go to a lawyer. “We think the most important thing is to sign something you understand and that will hold up in court.” “People sign things all the time they don’t understand,” Mr. Legal documents and shortens them, putting them into plain English and allowing them to be dispatched and signed digitally. Shake was started in 2012 by Jared Grusd, Jon Steinberg, Abe Geiger and Stuart Ellman, a venture capitalist with RRE Ventures, which has invested $1 million. System that integrates with cloud apps used by small businesses. In fact, a host of new tools have arrived recently, including Shake, an app platform that allows users to create, sign and send legallyīinding agreements from their smartphones Zipmark, a digital checkbook and SimpleScan, a mobile scanner and document management We’re not there yet, but at least on the small-businessįront, we’re getting closer. Credit Courtesy of Shake.Īcademics predicted the rise of a paperless society decades ago. The full index of posts, ordered from most-recent, is listed below the categories.With Shake, you create legal documents from a smartphone. Here are links to lists of the Going Paperless articles by category. Looking to get started going paperless with Evernote? Sign up for free using this link and get one month of Evernote Premium free when you sign up. Below the index are some supplementary posts I’ve done that may be of interest to folks. These weekly tips are also available via RSS. Below is a condensed index of my weekly Going Paperless tips that I do in my capacity as Evernote’s Paperless Lifestyle Ambassador.
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