Eighteen iOS Business Apps for SMBs and New Entrepreneurs
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Credit Card Terminal
Use the Credit Card Terminal app to accept credit card payments anywhere you do business. With Credit Card Terminal, you can swipe or key in credit cards, accept tips, capture signatures, collect sales tax and print receipts – even send PDF receipts with a map showing the transaction location. Get a free credit card reader accessory when you create your new account.
Cost: Free
Requires: iOS 7.1 or later
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Are you a budding entrepreneur looking to start your own business? Are you running a small business and need help better organizing your day-to-day activities? If so, it's essential that you have the right tools to support your endeavors. Fortunately, the mobile apps market has created a wide variety of powerful, cost-effective alternatives to help small businesses get the job done.
Developers have been busy creating apps for businesses, including word processing, presentation, spreadsheet, customer management, scanning, expense tracking and invoicing, to name just a few. In this slideshow, we've featured 18 highly rated iOS apps that may give your SMB the advantage it needs to succeed.
All apps are available via the iTunes store.
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