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package/lib/templates/content/blog/2020-09-01-time-rounding.md

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+---
+slug: time-rounding
+title: The Rules, Standards & Practices for Timeclock rounding
+authors: sana
+tags: [Business]
+---
+
+Time clock rounding, also called time rounding, refers to the method through which employers and managers track the working hours of their staff and convert the data into easy-to-manage accounting figures at the time of payroll calculations. The system is designed in a way that neither employers nor employees can misuse. Being an employer, you must be well-versed in time cloud rounding rules as it saves you from potential costly lawsuits.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/time-rounding-cover-1.png)
+
+## The Timesheets
+
+These make a digital record of employees' working hours. The timesheet can be physical in certain cases. These sheets also record the employees' time spent on particular tasks, thus serving as an important time tracking tool in project management. Timesheets are beneficial since these ensure:
+
+- project transparency
+- Correct billing & invoicing
+- Accurate and easier payroll calculation
+- Faster payroll processing
+- Identification of issues in workflow
+- Productivity
+- Efficient project management
+
+## Compliance with Timesheet Standards
+
+To make the most of this time tracking tool, there are certain industry standards to be complied with.
+Employees must know the rules by which timesheets will be filled and working.
+Managers or employers who make these timesheets should analyze the data for improvements from time to time
+The accounts personnel must know the rules on how to process the approved timesheets for billing, payroll, and invoicing.
+
+Timesheets are governed by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) that has explicitly defined rules about:
+
+- Overtime
+- minimum wage
+- timekeeping
+- paid time off
+- Sick leave etc.
+
+The Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) carries an audit trail of your company, auditing all the records related to the timesheets, including timesheet approvals and their rounding. This ensures information transparency and integrity in the audits.
+
+## About Time rounding
+
+![img](/static/img/timerounding.png)
+
+It is the practice or rule through which employees' hours are rounded up to be considered for times in a day that otherwise cannot be entered into the timesheet.
+These include bathroom breaks, kitchen, smoking, snacks, a few-minute breather, prayer, etc.
+
+## Legal Ways for Time Rounding
+
+- The 5-Minute rule
+
+In this rule, the supervisor logs the employee’s time to the nearest 5-minute interval.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/time-rounding-5-mints.png)
+
+- The 6-Minute rule
+
+In this rule, the supervisor logs the employee’s time to the closest tenth of the hour.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/time-rounding-6-mints.png)
+
+- The 7-Minute rule
+
+It is the most commonly used rule by employers. Since it entails wider time intervals, it makes the tracking and rounding process easier.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/time-rounding-7-mints.png)
+
+In this rule, in the first 7 minutes of a 15-minute interval, the supervisor rounds the time back, and in the adjacent seven minutes, rounds the time forward.
+
+## The three time-rounding rules
+
+Imagine that your employee comes in 08:56 and goes out at 04:58. Thus, he worked for 8 hours and 2 minutes. You will round this time entry to the nearest time increment.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/Employee-submitted-hours-1-min.png)
+
+In this case, if you are using the 7-minute rule, the entries will be rounded up as 09:00 and 05:00.
+
+The rule says that you should round the entry in favor of an employee, and the going out time in favor of the employer.
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-time-rounding-v1/Legally-rounded-hours-1-min.png)
+
+## How to do the Timesheets Right?
+
+Besides ensuring compliance with the mandatory standards, it is important from the audit perspective that you and your staff ensure that the prepared timesheets are both user-friendly and legitimate. Hence, here are some tips to do the timesheets right.
+
+- Ensure everyone is well aware of the significance and purpose of timesheets
+- Add supporting information to timesheets for better communication of workflow information
+- Use a standard format for timesheet for all departments
+- Use a prescribed software for time tracking and timesheet creation
+- Avoid physical or manually developed timesheets with complex formats
+- Don’t micromanage timesheet development; just provide enough training for awareness and practice
+- Enter the information truthfully and daily
+
+Though the guidelines may differ from company to company as each company defines and follows its own time reporting preferences and calculation; however, the most vital thing that all must follow is the proper timesheet preparation and ensuring regular tracking and updates.
+
+The more the delay in making the timesheets, the more incomplete and improper the timesheet will be. This badly affects the billing and payroll procedures, makes everything difficult for everyone, and will give an inaccurate picture of the project progress. Therefore, the standard timesheet practices must be there from day 1.
+
+## The Audit
+
+Besides following and ensuring compliance with industry best timesheet practices, it is also important to audit your time rounding practices. Most of the companies conduct a yearly audit for time tracking practices since it is a great means to keep an eye on existing procedures and come up with improvements in the process continuously. The yearly audit checks:
+
+- The mandatory standards and the company's internal procedures are followed strictly
+- There is no inaccuracy in the reports
+- The reports are timely updated, maintained, stored, and reported
+- The reports are secured and alteration-proof
+- The privacy standards of the system are satisfactory
+- There are no loopholes or gaps in the company’s timesheet and time rounding policies
+- The staff is well aware of the timesheet preparation and time rounding procedures
+
+![img](/static/img/image-5-png-3152×1582-.png)
+
+## Conclusion
+
+Time rounding serves as a valuable practice for analyzing and tracking employees' working hours, productivity and workflows. This also helps to streamline your billing and payroll functions. It can add significant value to your operations and save your business from lawsuits if applied fairly and properly.
+
+## Recommendations
+
+Though the manager or supervisor is advised to round the time hours in favor of an employee, if not neutrally, it is also advised to focus on how often those timesheets are seen with time and with which employees. If the supervisors observe that some people are staying shorter or longer than the prescribed time continuously, this is a high time to have a meeting with those and take corrective actions. The purpose of the timesheet tracking is to ensure all employees are giving the required time to the company; hence, steps should be taken to ensure that system is not abused by anyone. Similarly, strict audits should be in place to detect and report untrustworthy practices in a timely way. Lastly, the ERP or the software that is used to create timesheets should have a limited access feature, with full rights available only to the right and most relevant personnel; however, alteration and modification tracking must only be in control of the higher management.

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+---
+slug: competitive-pricing
+title: Clockbook Beats Competitors with Competitive Pricing
+authors: sana
+tags: [Business]
+---
+
+As the trend of remote work is surging faster, especially after the advent of the Covid-19 Pandemic, a system that tracks the productivity and working hours of remote workers, has become a dire necessity for employers. Besides giving employers and businesses an idea of the work progress and performance of their remote workers, a remote time tracking system offers many benefits to the remote employees and freelancers as well, providing them an easy way to log in their attendance and keep their timesheets updated with only a few clicks. However, with many time-tracking platforms entering the market today. It is difficult to decide which platform offers the highest value. This article examines the same in terms of the pricing structure of the plans such platforms offer, by comparing few mainstream ones. Clockbook emerges as the most economical time tracking platform so far, beating the players like Hubstaff and Clockify.
+
+## The Significance of Clockbook Platform
+
+Before knowing the pricing structure of Clockbook, let’s quickly dig into its exclusive features that are identical to those offered by Hubstaff and Clockbook. Surprisingly, these are available at significantly lower prices at Clockbook.
+
+Clockbook is an employee time tracking system that provides employee clock time (timesheet). It is a popular, easy to use, and intuitive solution designed to provide ease of completing the timesheets, generating invoicing, setting reminders and alerts, maintaining time tracking, and exporting customized reports. Employers don't have to worry about having to pay for the unproductive hours while employees enjoy the utmost convenience while working remotely. It also saves tons of hours of manually updating, signing, collecting, and reconciling the timesheets.
+
+## Clockbook Pricing Structure - The Differentiating Feature in Itself
+
+As mentioned before, Clockbook’s Basic, Standard, and Pro Plan are reasonably priced and offer similar features, even additional ones, as compared to Hubstaff & Clockbook. On these platforms, the basic plan starts from $4 to $7 per user per month while the PRO plan reaches as high as $10 to $20 per user per month.
+
+Clockbook offers the following plan with differentiated pricing and exclusive features:
+
+## Basic Plan (Administration)
+
+- $3.99 per user per month
+- All free features
+- Add time for others
+- Bulk edit
+- Decimal format
+- Customize export
+
+**Exclusive feature:** Free first 10 users at the same cost of 01 user.
+
+## Standard Plan (Timesheet & Billing)
+
+- $5.49 per user per month
+- All BASIC features
+- Lock timesheets
+- Time approval
+- Manage role
+- Targets & reminders
+- Import timesheets
+- Task rates
+- Time rounding
+- Invoicing
+
+**Exclusive feature:** Free first 10 users at the same cost of 01 user.
+
+## Pro Plan (Productivity & Profit)
+
+- $5.99 per user per month
+- All STANDARD features
+- Labor cost & profit
+- Scheduled reports
+- Budget & estimates
+- Alerts
+- Custom fields
+- Force timer
+- GPS tracking
+- Screenshots
+
+**Exclusive feature:** Free first 5 users at the same cost of 01 user.
+
+If you are an employer, business, or even a freelancer using a remote work mechanism, and want to enjoy premium-like features like those of Hubstaff and Clockify but at significantly economical prices, Clockbook serves as an accurate time tracking tool that allows you to measure the exact productivity with the utmost convenience and cost-effectively.

package/lib/templates/content/blog/2021-05-18-remote-work-plan.md

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+---
+slug: remote-work-plain
+title: Want to Make a Perfect Remote Work Plan?  Here are the Ways!
+authors: sana
+tags: [Business]
+---
+
+No matter what, one thing Covid-19 has revolutionized so far, replacing the traditional workplaces operating in physical offices with virtual working platforms with remote teams. With the increasing popularity of the remote work model, team managers and project leads require developing a productive remote work plan for their employees who work at home. They want to know how a perfect remote work plan looks like with all essential elements. This article talks about the same, and also gives you a free remote work plan template that you can download to start instantly.
+
+## Remote Work Policy Template – A Sample
+
+The standard remote work policy template includes the following elements:
+
+- **Company Goals**
+
+It highlights the guidelines remote employees need to follow to meet company strategic goals.
+
+- **Scope**
+
+This section defines whether remote working or teleworking is a temporary or permanent mode of work for the employee. If it is temporary, it mentions the duration.
+
+- **Remote Working Contract**
+
+Employees wishing to opt for remote working can apply for the same at the HR department of the company. The HR team will evaluate and decide the eligibility, prepare a remote working contract and send the same to the employee.
+The contract also includes the policies to follow, benefits, company culture, and roles and responsibilities of the employee.
+Employees who just became parents or are faced with any disability can have a mutual agreement with their direct management and HR department to extend their remote working contract.
+
+- **The Guidelines**
+
+The guidelines, with some examples given below, must be there to ensure that remote work structure enhances the employees’ performance.
+
+1. Employees must have an uninterrupted internet access
+2. They must work from a quiet and distraction-free space.
+3. They must make their daily and weekly timelines to focus on their duties
+4. Abide by the attendance and breaks policies as prescribed by their manager
+5. Their working hours should be the same as those of employees working in-office for effective collaboration
+6. They must conduct in-person or online meetings with their colleagues and managers to be updated about the progress and outcomes
+
+- **Adherence to Policies**
+
+Some of the remote work policies include:
+
+1. code of conduct of the employees
+2. Attendance
+3. Dress code
+4. Confidentiality
+5. Data protection
+6. Anti-discrimination
+7. Compensation and benefits
+8. Internet usage
+9. computer usage
+10. Cell phone usage
+
+- **Equipment**
+
+The equipment issued to the remote employee includes a laptop, cell phone, and headset. The software elements include VPN and Company’s ERP
+It is to be noted that the remote work plan template is only a company internal document and doesn't hold any legal obligations.
+
+- **About Remote Work Plan**
+
+It is the document that defines the remote work plan in a clear and user-friendly language. Its elements include remote employees' responsibilities, technical knowledge, expected challenges, and practical solutions.
+
+## Creating a Remote Work Plan
+
+**1. Make Clear Rules**
+
+Though remote work can result in increased productivity, we cannot still ignore the odds of employees diverting from work. Hence, always mention the clear rules in a remote work policy so that the remote team remains focused all through the work timings.
+
+For instance, your colleagues – can log in at diverse times, which might disturb the workflow. This can be avoided by implementing a defined time log in time for all employees.
+
+**2. Focus Employee Eligibility**
+
+You cannot give remote working privileges to all employees as some can misuse this facility by not logging in as per defined time, not working properly during working hours, etc. You should think of their job nature. For instance, a sales agent doesn't need to work remotely as most of his work is outdoors.
+
+Furthermore, before the remote work proposal, check if the employees have:
+
+- Good communication skills.
+- Independently working acumen
+- Time management ability
+
+**3. Help Employees**
+
+The remote employees should work in a way that they don’t disturb the company’s overall workflow, customer satisfaction, and team performance.
+
+For instance, HR recruiters who hire employees might find it problematic to work from home since they are not able to have one-on-one meetings. The remote job plan for them may include online assessments, video calls, and telephonic assessments to carry on their remote hiring procedure.
+
+**4. Give the Right Technology & Tools**
+
+Employees surely need equipment, such as laptops or desktops and an internet connection, while working remotely. They might also need a VPN or internet security software for keeping information safe. It is recommended to provide some communication tools such as Slack so that all employees can work collaboratively in real-time. The plan should also include a video conferencing system such as Google Chat.
+
+And more importantly, you must have a time tracking software like Time Doctor to keep a track of remote employees’ work starting and end timing.
+
+**About Time Doctor**
+
+Time Doctor is an all-inclusive employee time tracking and productivity management tool that many businesses of all sizes; from Keller Williams to Thrive Market, are using to enhance their remote staff’s productivity.
+
+Its main features include:
+
+1. Time tracking of each project or task
+2. Detailed reports that help assess employee productivity
+3. Screencasts to ensure actual working
+4. Work schedules that compel employees to log in their work hours
+5. Payroll integration with Wise, Paypal, etc. for easy and quick payment to employees
+
+**5. Make a Remote Work Schedule**
+
+Create task lists around which employees can make their flexible schedule to balance their personal lives. They may also make a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule that you can easily review.
+
+**6. Compensation and Benefits**
+
+Offer remote employees with additional bonuses and benefits.
+
+**7. Take care of Employees’ Legal Rights**
+
+Take care of legal rights that include payment for overtime.
+
+**8. Consider Health & Wellness Benefits**
+
+Remote work becomes stressful sometimes because of distractions, domestic responsibilities, and not easy collaboration with distributed team members.  
+Your remote work policy should prioritize the employees’ health and well-being by making remote work convenient. You may schedule breaks, quick chats, as well as informal team meetings that help team members maintain their physical and mental health.
+
+**Quick Tips for a Perfect Remote Work Plan**
+
+1. Smoothen your Team Collaboration framework by using collaboration tools
+2. Enhance employee engagement with rewards, benefits, and constant observation and meetings
+3. Being empathetic towards their needs and limitations
+
+**Final Thoughts**
+Creating a perfect remote work plan is not the end of the story. You must include the right work tools such as Time Doctor; our top recommendation for employees' time tracking and increasing productivity.

package/lib/templates/content/blog/2021-06-02-remote-work-app-2021.md

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+---
+slug: remote-work-app-2021
+title: The Top 15 Remote Work Software and Apps to Watch in 2021
+authors: sana
+tags: [Business]
+---
+
+In the past, the rate of remote working adoption has consistently been high; however, it jumped to its peak during the Covid-19 pandemic. Millions of people shifted to this new working model while businesses struggled to keep pace with the new challenges by addressing the associated challenges. Fortunately, the path becomes easier for both remote workers and employers with the remote work software and apps. The article highlights what these software and apps are all about, why your remote work teams need the same, and the top 15 remote work software or tools that you should consider in 2021.
+
+## About Remote Work Software?
+
+Remote work software is a team management tool that helps employers keep their remote employees working collaboratively. All the features of a physical workplace are provided to the employees in an online environment. Remote teams can easily do their tasks through features like messaging, chat, team collaboration, video conferencing, employee tracking, etc. It directs them in the right direction as a team.
+
+## The Top 15 Remote Work Software & Apps
+
+## 1. Clockbook for Employee Productivity Tracking
+
+![img](/static/img/Dashboard-CDMBase-LLC.png)
+
+Clockbook serves as a perfect time tracker and workforce productivity tool used by both small and big businesses. The key features include tim.tracking and integrations with mainstream management software such as Trello.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Time tracking through detailed reports like Activity Summary Report, Attendance Report, Project and Tasks Report, Web and App Usage Report, Custom export, and Productivity Report
+- Productivity ratings like Productive, Unproductive, Unrated, Neutral
+- Optional screencasts to let you know what remote employees do on their computers.
+  Offline time tracking.
+- Simple user-interface and employee-friendly settings
+- Project assignment
+- Employees’ idle time tracking
+- No keystroke logging to save employee privacy
+- Strict privacy and data security policies.
+- Powerful Chrome extension
+- Payroll feature to make payments directly through PayPal, Gusto, Wise, etc.
+- 24/7 monitoring from productivity from anywhere using an app
+
+### Pricing
+
+You can use Clockbook’s free trial (no credit card required) for its basic and premium plans, while their paid version starts from $3.99 and $5.99 per user per month respectively. The Enterprise plan starts from only \$11.99 per user per month.
+
+## 2. Slack
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/slack-768x402.png)
+
+Slack is a remote work software that enables real-time communication between teams. Users can send direct messages individually or in channels containing team members.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Collaboration between clients and freelancers
+- Built-in Slack calls.
+- Integrate with other platforms like Clockbook, Trello, and Github.
+
+### Pricing
+
+The paid version starts at \$8/user per month.
+
+## 3. Zoom
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/zoom-768x467.jpg)
+
+It is the most popular video conferencing through which businesses can host webinars as well as team meetings.
+It has robust audio, video, and collaboration features, and connects remote teams for face-to-face interaction.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- One-on-one video calls and host meetings for up to 100 participants (in free version)
+- Breakout Rooms feature makes a virtual conference room
+- Record meetings
+- Screen sharing feature to demonstrate practical workflows and procedures
+
+### Pricing
+
+The paid version starts at \$149.90 per license.
+
+## 4. Asana
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/asana-homepage-2020-1024x525.jpg)
+
+It is a project management tool that lets you create and assign project tasks and projects to a remote team. Its automation abilities streamline workflows.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Task delegation to remote team members
+- Kanban-style boards to see projects’ statuses.
+- Live chats to organize conversations.
+- Make teams and projects private as per settings you define
+
+### Pricing
+
+- Paid plan starts from \$13.49/user per month.
+
+## 5. Google Drive
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/google-drive-1024x523.jpg)
+
+Google Drive is a cloud storage and collaboration tool, with Google Docs as comprehensive writing software and Google Sheets to organize data online. You can save and share files in any format and access them from any device.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- photos, videos, documents can be saved
+- Categorization of files into folders and sorting files
+- File sharing and collaboration
+- Collaborate in Microsoft Office files
+
+### Pricing
+
+It gives 15GB of free storage. In addition, you can buy.
+
+## 6. Evernote
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/evernote-1024x640.jpg)
+
+It is a note-taking and knowledge base app through which users can share, edit, access, and upload their notes from any device or browser. It’s a great tool for quick to-do lists.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- syncing across multiple devices
+- Access to notes even being offline.
+- Pin notes to keep a reminder for important points
+- Integrates with Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, and Salesforce.
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$14.99/user per month.
+
+## 7. Calendly
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/calendly-1024x510.jpg)
+
+It is a calendar and scheduling app, with a 'team view' page best for remote teams. The team’s calendar schedules the time that is suitable for all.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Connect with six of your calendars for automatic availability checking.
+- Confirmation and reminders for emails and texts.
+- Cap the meetings on the calendar each day.
+- Schedule appointments for customers directly from your website.
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$8/user per month.
+
+## 8. Krisp
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/krisp-1024x548.png)
+
+It is a noise-canceling app that enhances the quality of a virtual call by reducing noise.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- No need to mute on calls as this app removes all noise and echoes in the background
+- Integrates with communication apps like Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
+- Supports microphones, headphones, and speakers.
+- Offers HD voice quality.
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$8/user per month.
+
+## 9. Loom
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/loom-1-1024x429.jpg)
+
+It is a simple screencasting app that records your screen and shares it with your co-workers.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Take screencasts, record voice, and display face
+- Send quick videos
+- Apps for Windows, Mac, and iOS platforms.
+- Chrome extension
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$10/user per month.
+
+## 10. Donut
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/donut-1024x549.png)
+
+Donut lets your virtual team members know each other and enhances employee engagement. You just make a Slack channel and get Donut to invite people.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Make virtual informal meetups for your remote employees
+- Offers cross-department get-togethers virtually
+- Connects teams for a mentorship program, job-shadowing sessions, etc.
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$59/month for 1-24 users.
+
+## 11. Teamflow
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/teamflow.png)
+
+It is a virtual office for teams to come together.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Remote team members watch their video in a bubble on a virtual workspace floor plan.
+- You can move the ‘character’ around the virtual office
+- You can hear people around their virtual bubble.
+- Screen-sharing
+- Whiteboard
+- Office scratchpads
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$20/user per month.
+
+## 12. Docusign
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/docusign-1024x560.png)
+
+This tool is great for signing documents virtually and thus helps to print and manually scan paperwork.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Sign documents securely with manifold layers of built-in security and authentication.
+- Supports all file formats
+- PDF conversion before sending.
+- Document retrieval from cloud storage services, including Google Drive, Microsoft Office 365, Dropbox, Evernote, etc.
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$15/user per month.
+
+## 13. Brain.fm
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/brain-fm-1024x528.png)
+
+Brain.fm plays music in the background to keep employees from tasks or relax by positively enhancing the brain.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Purpose-driven music sessions from 30 minutes to 2+ hours.
+- Background music for relaxation or falling asleep.
+- Compatible with Chrome, Safari, and Firefox, as well as iOS and Android
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$6.99/user per month.
+
+## 14. World Time Buddy
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/world-time-buddy.png)
+
+It is a world clock app, time converter, and online meeting scheduling app.
+
+### Key Features
+
+- Visual time conversion and scheduling.
+- Integrate with Google calendar
+- Create an event page to share with teams
+- Supports DST (Daylight Savings Time.)
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$2.99/month for 20 locations.
+
+## 15. Lastpass
+
+![img](/static/images/blog/blog-remote-work-app-2021-v1/lastpass-1024x549.png)
+
+Lastpass saves teams’ passwords in a virtual vault, so there is no need to remember.
+Key Features
+
+- Store & access all your passwords from your vault from any device
+- Easy access to LastPass vault with a single click
+- Add and manage all your passwords in the password vault
+- Multi-Factor authentication
+
+### Pricing
+
+Pricing starts at \$3/user per month when billed yearly.
+
+Why Using Remote Work Software?
+It gives your remote teams a lot of benefits like:
+
+- Better communication
+- Office-like environment
+- Attendance and productivity management
+- Work-life balance
+
+### Final Thoughts
+
+Here is a quick review of all the top remote work software we presented.
+
+- employee productivity: Time Doctor
+- instant messaging platform: Slack
+- video conferencing: Zoom
+- task management: Asana
+- Cloud document storing and collaboration: Google Drive
+- note-taking: Evernote
+- scheduling appointments: Calendly
+- background noises: Krisp
+- record and share video walkthroughs: Loom
+- team bonding: Donut
+- a virtual office: Teamflow
+- Sign documents digitally: DocuSign
+- boost focus: Brain.fm
+- time conversion: World Time Buddy
+- password management:LastPass