Hello\u000aI am a solo web designer and coder. I see that BAsicOps is ideal for teams that want to collaborate.\u000a\u000a1) Is it also suitable for solo developers?\u000a\u000a2) Also, I often am held back by clients not providing the information I ask for, and questions I send them getting missed out, lost in the ether, and not responded to. Is it possible to provide a client with a login so they understand the project and what is needed?\u000a\u000a3) Could I assign tasks to clients for them to complete and they get reminders? e.g. asking them for certain types of content, or taking them to provide key information needed to progress with the project.\u000a\u000a4) could I export a series of tasks for a client to perform in another format, e.g. an email or Word document?\u000a\u000aSorry, I have never used project management software, so want to understand how it can help me as a solo developer.\u000a\u000aRegards\u000aRobert

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RobertUK · Answer

... also, with white\u002Dlabelling, does it means I can point a subdomain to your service pages?

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Hey Robert,\u000a\u000a1 and 2. :BasicOps is designed for collaboration and works best that way. So if you have clients that you want to collaborate with, e.g.: Assigning tasks, adding files, comment etc then BasicOps would work great for you.\u000a\u000a3. Your clients will get reminders by email and can provide the information requested. If you use due dates, then they will also show up in the daily preview email and be reminded there.\u000a\u000a4. You can export tasks to a spreadsheet if you need that.\u000a\u000aPlease let me know if you have any other questions? I’ll also be very happy to show you how BasicOps work. Just send me an email to feedback@basicops.com so we can set up a call.\u000a\u000aBest regards,\u000a\u000aJesper\u000aFounder and CEO, BasicOps

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