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Working from home is not a new concept. While most organizations still practice the 9-5 on-site business model, remote jobs have long existed since the industrialization era. Of course, this comes with a scope of limitations given the early stages of technological development - from data confidentiality, and faulty internet connectivity, to finite communication tools. Along came the age of digitalization where modern advancements single-handedly broadened what companies can accomplish in a hybrid setup. From cloud computing to cutting-edge messaging tools, the myriad of communication and productivity apps has made it possible for flexible hours, remote freelance employment, and digital office spaces.

It wasn't until the peak of the pandemic back in 2020 that organizations had no choice but to quickly and efficiently shift their models into remote operations. It was a fight or flight time - either adapt or shut down. But given that enterprises are well-oiled machines, this shift was a workable challenge. For startups, it was a major feat to overcome.

Emerging remote startups from 2020 onwards need to have a bulletproof communication and productivity model to make post-pandemic operations as seamless as possible. Spike, the first collaborative email platform, aims to bridge this glaring gap by helping teams of all sizes connect, create and collaborate to accomplish more through their flexible and all-encompassing features.

Overhauling Workspace Communication for Remote Startups

Every remote startup leader knows that simplifying processes is key for smooth business. As a company of limited manpower and resources, finding a solution that serves as an all-in-one product suite is critical to avoid the pitfalls of app and context switching. This doesn't just save them money, but it also promotes maximal productivity and efficient collaboration.

Spike leverages the power of email with the simplicity of chat. It's designed to be an email platform with the interface of a messaging app - think Gmail meets WhatsApp. This helps employees communicate faster without all the circus of outdated, traditional email platforms that contain unnecessary headers, redundant signatures, and puzzling threads, yielding an avalanche of data that's impossible to filter.

Two of its key features include a Super Search and Priority Inbox. Spike is specifically designed to help teams automatically filter the noise - from spam emails to unwanted messages. Its priority inbox will instantly give you access to relevant and time-sensitive messages that require urgent attention. All the nuisances are separated without users manually creating a folder. It's an excellent hack to declutter data without manually deleting a bunch of emails, tagging messages, or any of those outdated email management practices.

What's more, it enables teams to search and find any file or piece of information without opening a single email, let alone ransacking through old threads. All the attachments that users have ever sent, received, or shared, can be searched via keyword, subject, or by a specific contact. It gives instant access - from the latest document sent down to the first draft of a presentation from years ago.

The All-In-One Workspace Tool

Spike edges out other competing communication tools technology with its all-in-one capacity. It's not just a conversational email platform - it also boasts a range of productivity features including online notes, to-do lists, voice messages, file management, and video meetings. This enables teams to solely devote their energy and time in one platform without constantly switching between apps to avoid distractions, interrupted workflows, and counterproductivity.

As far as communication and productivity go, Spike leads the pack by leaps and bounds. Led by a forward-thinking group of experts, this futuristic app is set to disrupt multiple industries to pave the way for up-and-coming remote startups that are trying to mark their territories in their respective spaces.

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