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Virtual assistants sell their time across many clients, so unbilled minutes, scattered requests and shared logins all cost money. Time tracking, client management and password tools keep the business tidy, and recordings and scheduling tools let associates cover work. Clients' data and logins need the same care as the VA's own.
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Toggl Track times every small task against each client's retainer, so 5-minute jobs get billed and clients see where the hours went. From about $9£7€8A$13C$13 a month.
Buffer schedules a week of client posts in one sitting, with an AI Assistant to refine the copy. Nine channels from about $45£34€40A$65C$64 a month.
Clients send tasks through one Tally form, and Zapier puts each on a Trello card for that client with the deadline and details. Free.
Gemini in Google Docs pulls flight, train and hotel details from booking emails into a client's itinerary for you to check. From about $32£24€29A$46C$45 a month for 2 users.
Record a client task once in Loom, and Business + AI adds a summary and chapters, so an associate can cover it. From about $24£18€21A$35C$34 a month.
Dubsado sends the proposal, contract, first invoice and onboarding questionnaire to each new client in order, without you chasing. From about $44£33€39A$63C$62 a month.
ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini turn your month's time entries into a short summary of what you did for each client. Free to about $27£20€24A$38C$38 a month.
Bitwarden Teams keeps each client's logins in its own vault collection, shares them with the right associate and logs access. Three users from about $12£9€11A$17C$17 a month.