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Kippy provides always always ready dashboards to present the current position of your organisation. To help drive the presentation, Google Chrome users can click the microphone icon and say one of the following phrases. I hope this helps - any questions - please contact us via the Live Chat or at support@kippy.me Thanks, Nauman CEO and Founder kippy - performance management ... made simple

Instead of remembering a username and password for kippy, you can register and then login to kippy using your Google login. So if you're logged into your Google account in your browser, you won't have to log in again to kippy. Kippy is also integrated into Google GSuite. So if you run your business on Google GSuite, using Gmail, Google Docs, etc. - kippy will be 'just another app' available to everyone in your org - making it easier for you to roll it out across your organisation and controlling who uses it and how. I hope this helps - any questions - please contact us via the Live Chat or at support@kippy.me Thanks, Nauman CEO and Founder kippy - performance management ... made simple

You probably have many internal business processes that need to be triggered when something happens e.g. an email arriving, a new calendar month, a new project starting, etc. Also, the process itself is probably very time intensive. For example, copying data from an email to an internal system to a spreadsheet to a report. And all this probably gets quite overwhelming, so you have to manage your tasks using a task list with reminders, due dates and follow ups. Historically, systems would 'hoard' your data and it very difficult to make those business processes simpler, more efficient or automated. However, nowadays, with modern cloud-based systems that are part of the collaborative ecosystem, you can automate your business processes with just a few clicks. This article, shows you how. In this post, I will demonstrate how you can integrate kippy to over 2000+ apps in just a few minutes. I will assume you are familiar with the basic concepts and features of kippy. For this scenario, a kippy user (Mike) will create a note relating to a KPI owned by another kippy user (Sari). By default, kippy will send an email to Sari, informing him, that Mike has created a note for him to review. But rather than just reading an email, Sari can use the ‘collaborative ecosystem’ to automatically do an almost infinite number of things! First, let’s start with a simple example and then I will discuss the limitless possibilities. Sari, is the owner for many KPIs and projects. So to help keep track, he creates a task to review and respond to each note within 2 days. Also, he receives notes from many colleagues, across the world, in many different languages. So, first he has to translate them to English. Let’s automate all those tasks. First, I’ll show you what the end product looks like. Mike creates a note on one of Sari’s KPIs, but this time, in Arabic! Sari goes to his Trello board and … … Mike’s message is in Sari’s task-list, with the message translated to English and a due date of 2 days time. This happened by joining kippy to trello (for managing tasks), using zapier (to join it all together). I won’t got into the details of how zapier works, but it prides itself on being free to join, easy to set up, with no code, and just a few clicks - in summary, the integration was configured in zapier, with the following 3 steps, in just a few minutes. 1. The process was triggered on any new kippy Notes for any of his KPIs or Projects. 2. Zapier translated the Note description to English 3. Zapier created a Trello task with a due date of +2 days, using the kippy Note’s subject and translated description. That's it! That’s just one example of a workflow and how one action in kippy can trigger some transformations and actions in another system. However, zapier actually makes it just as easy to join kippy together with thousands of apps in millions of different ways. I hope this helps - any questions - please contact us via the Live Chat or at support@kippy.me Thanks, Nauman CEO and Founder kippy - performance management ... made simple