BusinessCloud ai.
Files, photos, calendar, contacts, tasks and office documents — your office in the browser.
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Signing in and getting started
Opening BusinessCloud ai and signing in with your KENJTEC account, the menu with every area, setting appearance and language, and signing out. - Article
Inviting and managing your team
Inviting your team to BusinessCloud ai, assigning roles and storage, letting someone go — and why your company stays to itself. - Article
Files and media
Uploading and organising files in BusinessCloud ai, sharing them by link, bringing back earlier versions and deleted items, and grouping photos in albums. - Article
Calendar and contacts
Adding appointments, creating calendars and sharing them by link, letting customers book appointments and grouping contacts — all in BusinessCloud ai. - Article
The task board
With “Deck” in BusinessCloud ai you plan tasks as cards on a board — with lists for progress, deadlines, attachments and everything that is due soon. - Article
Editing Office documents
Office in BusinessCloud ai: create and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations in the browser, Word and Excel too, with letterhead and templates. - Article
Customers, projects, expenses
The customer record in BusinessCloud ai with notes and follow-ups, project records for every job and expenses with their receipts — for your whole company. - Article
Knowledge, lists and polls
With Knowledge, Lists and Polls in BusinessCloud ai, your company writes a shared handbook, keeps tables and takes votes — all within the company. - Article
AI chat and translation
Kenji, KENJTEC’s AI, in BusinessCloud ai too: ask questions in a chat, summarise and translate texts — using the same AI credit as in every tool.
Related guides and next steps
Signing in and getting started
Opening BusinessCloud ai and signing in with your KENJTEC account, the menu with every area, setting appearance and language, and signing out.
Inviting and managing your team
Inviting your team to BusinessCloud ai, assigning roles and storage, letting someone go — and why your company stays to itself.