If you’re setting up a large business meeting you’ll know it can be tricky to find a date, time, location and venue that suits everyone and ensures the right people attend.
Ideally, to save yourself a lot of grief, you want to suggest the plan that works for everyone the first time.
But, that’s easier said than done.
According to PlanSnap statistics, the average plan takes nine apps, 22 app switches, 77 swipes, 13 minutes on the phone and 10 texts. And 40% of the time, it still fails completely to get the right people together.
So, what’s the solution? Fortunately, there are some websites and apps that can help you to get people to agree on four most important things: who, what, where and when.
The new tech kid on the block is PlanSnap. It’s still in beta but is getting great feedback from early users and already has over 200 people, and companies including AB InBev, invest in it through Crowdcube.
PlanSnap intelligently suggests plans that work for everyone, and sends that plan to your friends or colleagues even if they’re they haven’t downloaded the app. It currently integrates with text messaging, but email and other integrations are coming soon.
Technology is assisting us with all aspects of our lives, and that’s only set to increase with the rise of artificial intelligence. If our robot overlords really are coming let’s put them to work doing the repetitive tasks like planning, leaving us far more time to do the things they can’t do. That said, we’re sure it won’t be long until an algorithm can hit a hole in one and really seal that deal.
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Louise Doherty is the founder of PlanSnap, an app that gets everyone to agree on a plan in just a few taps, even if users’ friends and colleagues don’t have the app. Louise is The Grocer’s Top New Talent award winner, a a Techstars graduate. PlanSnap is currently crowdfunding and has attracted investment form AB InBev. It is backed by Department for International Trade, London and Partners, and Trampery Residents.
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