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Get More Done with Daylite (Sponsor)



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MacSparky is sponsored by Daylite, which is the Mac CRM that will take your business further by helping you nurture relationships, complete your projects, close more deals, and grow your business. It’s all in one place, even when you are working offline.

Unlike other web-based CRMs that focus on customer relationships and sales, Daylite takes you through the full customer lifecycle. From meeting a new prospect and following up until you close the deal, all the way through executing the project plans and maintaining customer relationships for repeat business, it’s all organized in one place and shared with your team. Easily hand off between teams and departments without worrying about anything slipping through the cracks. With all your team’s information in Daylite and accessible when you need it, your business runs smoother.

Daylite is built exclusively for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Integrate with Apple Mail and Siri. Share with Apple Contacts and Apple Calendar to keep your business and personal information up to date. Leverage features like Siri and Caller ID on your iPhone for a seamless Apple experience. Moreover, Daylite is a native app that that takes advantage of all the tools available to make great Mac, iPhone, and iPad apps.

Daylite helps you and your team:



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  • Remember when to follow up by setting tasks and reminders.

  • Remember important details by tying emails, call and meeting notes to clients and projects.

  • Keep track of all the moving pieces on a project with tasks, emails, and calendars all in one place.

  • Streamline your sales and project processes with customizable pipelines and checklists.

  • Improve team efficiency and make collaboration easy by having everything organized and searchable in one place.

From meeting prospects and winning business, to managing the moving pieces on projects so they’re done on time, all the way through following up for referrals and repeat business, it’s all done in Daylite.

Daylite offers complimentary onboarding support to help new customers with the set-up process and guide you through the best onboarding path that is focused on your business needs. Ready to take your business further? Start your free 30-day Daylite trial today!

Daylite Gets Push Notifications



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Daylite, the CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and small office management tool, continues to roll out new features. Most recently, Daylite added the ability to send push notifications to your iPad and iPhone.

While I don’t use Daylite (I have a team of just one), I continue to be impressed with it. I’ve heard from lots of readers over the years who depend on Daylite for their small business.

Even more impressive is the way Daylite has successfully crossed over from server-based app to internet-based app. There are many apps that weren’t able to navigate those waters.

Daylite: The Mac CRM for Small Businesses (Sponsor)




For those of you who don’t know about Daylite, it has been around for over 15 years. Daylite is a Mac CRM (Customer Relationship Manager) that helps you get new business and deliver on your promises. Whether you are contacting new leads or reviewing your list of past clients to see who is in need of your services, Daylite helps you track everything. From a single lead or client, you can see every email, every booked or upcoming appointment, who referred them, pending business deals, active projects, and even future follow-ups. 

From a single project, you can see all of the important emails, files, completed tasks, as well as upcoming tasks and who is responsible. Daylite also has custom pipelines so you can visually track the stage of each project. 

The Daylite team is always coming up with new ways to help Daylite make business more productive. They have recently announced that they are working on Daylite Mail for iPhone and iPad.

If you are looking for a mature, reliable system to manage your business, look no further. You can even read about other companies using Daylite here.

Daylite, the Mac CRM for Small Business (Sponsor)



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For those of you who don’t know about Daylite, it has been around for over 15 years. Daylite is a Mac customer relationship manager (CRM) that helps you get new business and deliver on your promises. Whether you are contacting new leads or reviewing your list of past clients to see who is in need of your services, Daylite helps you track everything. From a single lead or client, you can see every email, every booked or upcoming appointment, who referred them, pending business deals, active projects, and even future follow-ups. 

From a single project, you can see all of the important emails, files, completed tasks, as well as upcoming tasks and who is responsible. Daylite also has custom pipelines so you can visually track the stage of each project. 

The Daylite team is always coming up with new ways to help Daylite make business more productive. They’ve recently added an easier way to schedule meetings and book resources.

If you’re looking for a mature, reliable system to manage your business, look no further. You can even read about other companies using Daylite here.

Get Productive with Daylite (Sponsor)


This week’s sponsor, Daylite, helps individuals, teams, and small businesses on the Mac, iPhone and iPad.

For those of you who don’t know about Daylite, it has been around for over 15 years. Daylite helps you manage clients, schedules, tasks, projects, emails and new business opportunities, all in one app where they’re interconnected. From a single client you can see emails to and from, who referred them, pending business deals, booked or upcoming appointments, and even future followups. Or from a single Project you can see each person and their role, the tasks and who’s responsible, meetings about the project, and notes, all in chronological order. Daylite helps you remember the little details so you don’t have to worry about anything falling through the cracks. And when you invite team members, you can share this information, assign tasks or check each others calendars before scheduling meetings.

The Daylite team is constantly coming up with new ways to make the app better. Most recently, the Daylite team announced they are adding iOS email support natively right inside the app.

If you’re looking for a mature, reliable system to manage your business, look no further. You can even read about other companies using Daylite here.

Daylite 6 Ships


Marketcircle is definitely one of the “wise men” in Mac productivity circles. For a long time, Daylite was the application that just about everybody ran their Mac offices from. It supports multiple users, tasks, calendars, and all the other bits you need to get work done with a group of people.

Then the cloud become a “thing” and people started moving these types of shared data applications to the Internet. The trouble that I’ve always had with these solutions is they are limited to the browser and generally look like crap, are hard to figure out, difficult to train to your staff, and –when the Internet goes down – completely useless.

This cloud trend did not go unnoticed by the makers of Daylite and for a few years now they’ve been refining a solution that lets you have your cake and eat it too. Specifically, a native app with all that OS X goodness and years of development and UI experience combined with cloud sync. Today Daylite releases version 6, which is really something special.

I’m friends with some of the people at Marketcircle and I know how hard they’ve worked to make this happen. I’m impressed and if you are looking for something with the panache of Daylite combined with reliable cloud sync, you will be too. Learn more from Marketcircle.