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As WorkflowMax approaches its retirement in June 2024, it's important to start planning for a smooth transition to a new job management software that aligns with your business needs. However, researching and evaluating software solutions can be overwhelming. This guide aims to assist you in scoping and evaluating potential job management software solutions, enabling you to make an informed decision. 

After much consideration Xero has decided to retire WorkflowMax on 26 June 2024.  This means from this date WorkflowMax will no longer be available. And, from today (23 March 2023), no new WorkflowMax trials will be able to be started.

Wishing all our customers a very happy and relaxing holiday period and sending you all big thanks for your support this year.

It seems like just about everything in our daily lives is getting more expensive by the day, from vegetables to petrol. This is largely a result of the COVID-19 pandemic that we’ve been managing for the last 2 years, as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine.

I have some bittersweet but exciting news to share with you all today. After 2.5 years as the General Manager of WorkflowMax, I'll be stepping into a new role as the Managing Director of Xero Asia effective immediately,  and moving to Singapore with my family at the end of the year.

You know the old saying, ‘You don’t know what you don’t know? Well, there are many hidden time-saving features in WorkflowMax that customers don't seem to know about. So, we thought it would be helpful to pull together a snapshot of some of the best productivity hacks that you should be using to speed up your processes and give you more time back in your day. 

Today we’re releasing the new ‘folders on invoices’ functionality, which lets you invoice based on the folders you’ve created on your quotes or jobs in WorkflowMax. This feature has been requested by many customers so we're super excited to share it with you!

Let’s take a look at an example of how you might use folders functionality from end to end on a creative project.

In the Winter 2022 Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey, I read that “more than two-thirds of CEOs appear determined to see sunshine on the horizon.” Asked to describe 2022 in one word, they mentioned ‘hopeful’, ‘opportunity,’ ‘optimistic,’ and ‘recovery’, as well as ‘uncertain’ and ‘challenging’.