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Charles Imilkowski · Productivity · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

PepperTools Office Cloud is the mobile companion app for the office1.cloud accounting and business management platform. The app is designed for self-employed professionals and small businesses working in the field who want to access their business data during customer visits. Features - Master data on the go: Access customers, suppliers and articles from your office1.cloud account. - Document overview: Quotes, orders, delivery notes, invoices, credit notes and partial invoices for your customers at a glance. - CRM activities on site: Record notes, meeting outcomes and follow-up tasks directly at the customer. Entries appear on the customer record in the cloud platform and are available for further processing back in the office. - Reminder function: Scheduled follow-up activities are shown at the chosen time so no task is forgotten. - Multilingual: Available in German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian and Turkish. Security - Optional login with two-factor authentication (2FA/TOTP). - Encrypted data transmission between the app and the cloud platform. - Strict tenant separation: each account only sees its own data. Requirements An active, paid subscription on office1.cloud is required to use the app. The subscription is purchased and managed exclusively on the office1.cloud platform, not within the app. Without an active subscription, login is not possible. Note This app complements the office1.cloud web platform but does not replace it. Functions such as accounting, DATEV/tax advisor exports, shop integrations and document management (DMS) remain available on the cloud platform. Privacy policy and terms of use are available on office1.cloud.

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