This page is for owners and managers who want a quote for remote assistant support. Tell us which area you want covered: admin and data entry, customer email and chat support, CRM and sales admin, or invoicing and bookkeeping admin.
Your request goes to a service partner who does the work and sets the terms. They reply to the work email you give, may suggest a short call, and then send a written proposal. You can ask questions, change the scope or walk away before you sign.
Information worth sharing up front
These points shape a proposal more than anything else, so mention them if you can.
- The weekly hours you expect the assistant to work
- The mix of tasks, from routine data entry to customer-facing replies
- How much judgment the work needs compared with following a checklist
- The tools and access the assistant will need
- The reporting you want back, such as a daily summary in Slack or by email
- Any confidentiality terms or NDA your business requires
- Whether you want one named assistant or a covered shift
After the form: a reply, a call, a proposal
A service partner contacts you at the work email you entered. If the scope is already clear they may go straight to a proposal. If not, they will ask for a short call first.
The written proposal sets out the tasks, schedule, access and cost. You choose whether to accept it. No work begins and nothing is agreed until you do.