Feb 8, 2021
When a service provider or software company positions their offer to me as an “all-in-one” solution, I am immediately skeptical.
I think we all wish we could simplify our processes, activities, and solutions into fewer apps, fewer people, and fewer systems. But it’s just not realistic to expect an all-in-one service to be the most effective solution from both an operational and cost stand-point.
In fact, “all-in-one” solutions throw up major red flags for me.
I’m not saying small businesses have to be complex and over-built, but we do need to make sure we have expertise in the areas of our online businesses where expertise is more valuable than efficiency. Because after all, efficiency does not help you if the work is not being done right.
That’s why for this episode, we discuss:
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Why “all-in-one” should not be what you strive for with your systems and processes
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Why even big corporations rarely use all-in-one solutions in their own businesses
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Why Evolved Finance moved away from being an all-in-one bookkeeping service
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What areas of your business need to have specialized people or systems
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Why we recommend our clients do not have all-in-one tax, bookkeeping, and financial solutions
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The one position where an all-in-one service may be useful