Organize your group with GroupLoop

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Organize your group with GroupLoop

by Chris Gilmer Sep 22nd 2006

It can be hard sometimes to align and coordinate individuals on a team, and store and share items in one central location. GroupLoop is simplifying this by centralizing and organizing your data. It is a web-based system team members can access anywhere. GroupLoop provides a central archive and storage area, where discussions can take place, and calendar scheduling can take place. Everyone that signs on to GroupLoop gets into their special free-forever plan. This plan includes 25 members, and 3MB storage. There are six plans total that go from a personal plan for $19, to a $179/month plan with unlimited users, and 1000MB of data.

Tags: calendar, central data, CentralData, data, data storage, DataStorage, grouploop

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Alan De Keyrel said 4:22PM on 9-22-2006

Chris-

Thank you for mentioning our little app. We'll do our best to continue to make it a great little tool for committee management and non profits. Best to you.

Alan

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