fileee in everyday life

Regardless of whether you are obliged to file a tax return or do so voluntarily, whether you use a tax programme or not - in any case you must have a lot of documents ready. Not only to prove expenses, for example, but also to fill out the forms in the first place. Traditionally, this means taking out a file folder and leafing through it. Those who manage their documents digitally have a clear advantage here. With a full-text search, intelligent keywording, meta-information and sorting options, you can find things faster and with less stress.

Finally, the time has come. After several months of often sobering negotiations with manufacturers, we have decided on a way to bring the fileeeBox to the market. In order to have the fileeeBox in your home as quickly as possible and to make it even easier for you to organise your paperwork, we have decided to finance the first production series through a pre-order campaign.

Today, exchanging invoices electronically is part of everyday life. Since the Tax Simplification Act of 1 July 2011, invoices may also be sent by e-mail. The electronic invoice is easier to handle, saves postage, printing and paper costs and enables the optimisation of routine work processes. But it also reduces costs and workload when receiving invoices, as verification, payment steps and filing can be accelerated. Many providers now offer their customers the option of sending invoices in digital form. You can use this option to reduce your paperwork. If you do not find a corresponding option in the order or customer centre, simply send an email to your internet and telephone provider, your insurance company or your frequently used online shops and ask them to send you digital invoices.

If you want to realise your dream of owning your own four walls, you will soon be faced with a whole lot of paperwork. Permits have to be obtained, the financing has to be right and everything has to be carefully documented. It's easy to lose track of everything.

Nothing is more annoying than a contract that you actually wanted to cancel but then forgot to do so. This is not only annoying if you are dissatisfied with your provider and actually wanted to change. With many providers, for example, you can negotiate much better conditions for a contract renewal if you have given notice. For example, the other day I had forgotten to give notice for my mobile phone contract and now have an extension of another 6 months, although I would have liked to change providers.

Anyone who works on a product eventually reaches the point where distance is lacking. At some point, a routine and familiarity sets in that makes it difficult to assess one's own product objectively. If you accept your own subjectivity and are open to feedback from outside, you have already won a lot.