In modern web applications knowing immediately when something is going wrong is vital in order to apologize to clients where necessary as well as fixing any problems.
Personally I find notifications via email the easiest (with backup via error log files), however many people choose to use exception tracking services such as Airbrake (previously Hoptoad), or Lighthouse.
I find Gmail combined with carefully written subjects is very handy as each exception is grouped along with similar ones.
We here at SnapBill are empowering African e-commerce, one high quality, fully brandable, completely customisable, automated and professional looking invoice at a time. 😉 And being recognised for our achievements while we are at it.
SnapBill took part for the first time in this year’s Samsung Apps Ignite competition hosted at the 2011 Tech4Africa conference. As organisers say:
Samsung Apps Ignite is aimed at giving startups great exposure in a once-a-year environment of investors, mentors, thought leaders, buyers, decision makers, journalists, influencers and potential recruits.
Continue reading SnapBill named one of top three Tech4Africa Samsung Apps Ignite startups
Killerstartups.com has recognized SnapBill as one of their ‘killer’ startups this week. The review focused on SnapBill’s basic functionality and ease of use, while selecting as point of interest SnapBill’s ability to handle multiple currencies.
In their ‘Why Snapbill.com might be a killer’ section they comment:
“The fact that it can handle multiple currencies gives the application (SnapBill) true international appeal.”
We agree. SnapBill supports every known currency, worldwide. That means you can send quotes, invoices and statements in the currency of your choice. You can also collect payments in any currency.
Your SnapBill account is not limited to one specific currency either. You can enable as many currencies as you like and bill in multiple currencies, on one account.
SnapBill keeps track of income, paids and unpaids separately for each currency. So you will never have to do complicated conversions.
Read the full article here.
