The Power of Portals: How Software Portals Can Save You Time and Keep your Customers Connected…
The Paritor Team
A self-service approach towards nearly everything we pay for or use in our lives is becoming increasingly popular. As customers, we want to supervise and monitor exactly what we are getting. We want to be able to change our details quickly and outside of office …
Five Software Features that Make Managing Payments Easier…
Five Software Features that Make Managing Payments Easier… Managing payments, whether for a small independent business or a large organisation, can involve stressful and time-consuming processes. It also takes time away from building your business or accomplishing other tasks. To avoid these hassles, using software that streamlines payment processes is necessary. However, …
Simon’s Tuition Software Vision
Tuition administration software streamlines the workload of tuition providers and allows them more time to focus on the tasks that need attention. Reducing the number of hours spent on chasing payments, managing invoices, and sending out communications manually means every job can be completed efficiently. …
The Student’s Perspective For Paritor Series: Part 1
A Student’s Perspective For Paritor: On Music and Covid-19 at Nottingham University Covid-19 has altered the operations of the music and performing arts industry on a mass scale. Yet, approaches towards the challenges that Covid-19 restrictions present us with are varying in method and success. Whilst …
Paritor Infrastructure Manager qualifies as Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator
Investing in people and training is a core value of the Paritor ethos. To remain true to this, a recent recruitment initiative has resulted in three new members of staff joining the team. Now, Paritor’s Infrastructure Engineer, David Hurst, has refined his expertise by qualifying …
Lockdown Mentoring: How to Train New Team Members Remotely
The Covid-19 lockdown has left many in unprecedented circumstances. It has been especially turbulent for those who have had to re-organised their living and working arrangements. Yet, being house-bound has encouraged us to hone our skills and re-evaluate what we take for granted. Some have embraced the opportunity that comes with isolation to explore new hobbies and undertake projects, to …
