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Timworks is the client support app for smart accounting firms and their clients. Building strong client relationships isn’t just nice to do. It’s smart business. Timworks offers a dedicated platform for professional service firms and their clients to work together by seamlessly working together over chat and documents in a secure and compliant way.
33 Broadwick St, Fora Space, W1W 8HF, London, United Kingdom
3.7
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I started using TimWorks a few months ago. I am an accountant and this app has helped me changed the way I communicate with my clients. I now spend much less time in my emails and more time engaging with my clients. That is how it is supposed to be. Thanks to the TimWorks Team. You built something special!
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