FeaturedKPI
KPIs in TM Hub: employee plans that measure themselves
Set a target and TM Hub tracks the result on its own — straight from the sales, tasks and calls already in your CRM. No spreadsheets, no month-end guesswork.
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Automation
Does your business keep working when you don't answer the phone?
When only the director knows the answer to every question about orders, deadlines and payments, a growing business needs them all the time. Five questions to check your process, and practical steps to organise the work on one platform.
Automation
Furniture workshop management software: every order with a clear stage, deadline and owner
Orders, production stages, assignees, deadlines and payments: how to run a furniture workshop on one TM Hub platform.
Automation
Beauty salon management software: from bookings to payments in TM Hub
Bookings, staff schedules, client visits and payments: how to run a beauty salon on one TM Hub platform.
Automation
All the work of a real estate agency on one platform
Property listings, client requirements, viewings and deals: meet TM Hub’s upcoming app for real estate agencies.
Automation
The new TM Hub: Studio, calendar, Module marketplace and safer work
Build your own modules without code, connect them to orders and the calendar, and add ready-made apps from the Module marketplace. Everything new in one article.
Automation
Friday night: more guests, and the fridge is empty
It's Friday night, every table is taken and the fridge is almost empty. How to plan stock and deliveries so your team serves guests instead of hunting for the last bottle.
CRM
A new hire shouldn't have to become your business's detective
Did you hire a new employee or send them on an investigation? How to organise data, instructions and the first days so they quickly find their work without endless rounds of “who do I ask about this?”.
Automation
How to roll out a management system without disrupting your team
How to introduce a management system so orders don't get lost, work doesn't stop and the team doesn't quietly go back to the old Excel file. A step-by-step guide to a smooth transition with fewer “how did we do this before?” questions.