Stay in Rhythm with XaitPorter

As a Sales Development Representative, or SDR, for Xait, I have talked with many of you who are stumbling upon this now. Fairly new, I continue to formulate my understanding of how our global user communities leverage XaitPorter to stay in sync and on deadline.

Allow me to share. I fell in love with XaitPorter during my interview because we bonded over our love of music.

To some, music is something to pass the day, to pump-up a workout, or find solace after a difficult break-up. To me, creating music is a passion. I still remember that magical moment when I first stepped foot inside of a recording studio. How electrified I felt collaborating with my band mates. How professional the recording engineer made our music sound. How our manager kept us on track so we could share our creation and grab some gigs.

Magical recording studio

XaitPorter is just like that magical recording studio. Developing proposals and other client-facing documents, like music, is a highly collaborative process. There are experts who create, write, review and revise. There are experts who make our creation look and sound professional. And there are experts who guide the process end-to-end. If these teams can’t collaborate real-time, because of geographic diversity or conflicting schedules, critical deliverables quickly lose steam.

That’s where XaitPorter comes in:

Instead of waiting to write or review, experts work together at the same time, no matter where they work, when it’s convenient for them. Instead of wondering what to work on by when, experts have tasks, deadlines and workflow to keep them in sync. Instead of worrying about who is working and if they’re done, experts have real-time visibility into their collaboration.

One team behind a single mission is what you need to win, just like it takes one team behind a single vision to create a hit. With XaitPorter as your proposal Abbey Road, teams come together, collaborate and make sweet business-driving music together.

Are you ready to start grabbing some gigs?