SoapBox Pro Makes Being a Manager Easier

TORONTO, December 5, 2018 (Newswire.com) - SoapBox, the app that makes it fun and easy for managers to have amazing one-on-ones and team meetings, is launching a new paid tier of value-added features.

With SoapBox, managers can make their meetings more effective – and efficient – by creating shared agendas, adding comments, summarizing key decisions, archiving past meetings and much, much more.

SoapBox has always been about making being a manager easier and more fun.

Brennan McEachran, CEO and Co-Founder

Now, with SoapBox Pro, managers also get a place to track next steps and collaborate with their entire organization. The new SoapBox Pro plan includes:

Next Steps: An action item tracker built into the meeting agenda, so nothing falls through the cracks. Accountability and ownership become easy habits to foster.

Discussions: An easy-to-use idea management tool for launching AMAs, running project kickoffs, harvesting employee feedback and more. Employees feel heard and managers don’t miss out on key insights.

“SoapBox has always been about making being a manager easier and more fun,” says CEO and co-founder Brennan McEachran. “Our new Pro plan is designed for managers looking to supercharge their skills and take their team to the next level so they can hit their goals.”

SoapBox Pro will start at $8 per month, per user, for an annual plan. All new SoapBox users will enjoy a 30-day free trial of the SoapBox Pro features, with no credit card required. After their trial is over, users will still be able to access all the free features of SoapBox, including one-on-one and team meeting agendas, meeting notes and more.

About SoapBox

SoapBox makes being a manager easier by providing a sidekick app for better one-on-ones, team meetings and company-wide discussions. Scaling tech companies like Intercom, Foodora, ​Wayfair and many others trust SoapBox to have more meaningful conversations with their team, every single day. Visit soapboxhq.com for more info.

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Shannon Maloney
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Source: SoapBox