Spain is the seventh country in Europe and the 23rd in the world in business digitization. It is what emerges from Digital Economy Barometerrecently introduced by Ametic.
The SME, which represents around 99.8% of the country’s business fabric, has quite a few barriers to embracing technology, software and digital transformation.
Larger organizations focus on increasing the efficiency of processes. In the case of SMEs, it is observed that the biggest digitization problems are mainly the high implementation costs, the lack of technological training and the shortage of technical employees.
On the other hand, the study ‘Spanish SMEs in 2022: digital challenges and aspirations’ developed by BeeDigital shows that 70% of SMEs will invest in digitization in the next three years. In this sense, one of the items of the Next Generation Funds is intended to digitize SMEs and the self-employed, known as the ‘digital kit’.
However, digitization should not be understood as a barrier. For this reason, the technological startup Taclia has developed software that allows an SME or individual business to be digitized very quickly, easily and free of charge. In fact, Taclia facilitates the digitization of a business in five minutes thanks to the automatic registration process, with recommendations for use and its easy-to-use functions.
All areas of management of an SME
Taclia’s objective is to make digitization accessible and transform the way of managing business for small and medium-sized companies, avoiding manual work and covering all areas of daily business management.
This is the case of customer management (CRM), task and appointment tracking, budgets and invoices, purchases and expense tickets, time control and transfer, location of visits and services, mobile app, inventory and assets, and automatic reports. In other words, Taclia covers all the management areas of an SME in an all-in-one software.
Taclia works with clients from all kinds of sectors. However, Taclia also has clients from sectors such as commerce, consultancies and agencies, and hotels and restaurants. Taclia’s software is very attractive for companies of different sectors and sizes as it is highly customizable. It allows users to have the functionalities they want, adapt them to their liking and eliminate any other characteristics that suppose a barrier or burden.
Alex Casals, CEO of Taclia has highlighted: “Our goal is to facilitate the transformation and digitization of all SMEs through an easy-to-use, fully customizable and free tool.” And he adds: “Taclia puts technology at the service of SMEs: all users can also adapt the platform to their needs, they can choose only the functions they want and organize them in the way they consider best.”
