Nomisma and Outbooks partner to give customers first rate outsourcing at discounted rates
โNomi and Outbooks partner to give customers first rate outsourcing at discounted ratesโ
Nomi has partnered with respected outsourcer Outbooks to offer preferential rates to mutual customers. All Nomi customers will enjoy a 5% discount on all work ongoing and, better still, for the first 10 practices exceeding ยฃ1,000 per month under this arrangement that will double to 10%.
For the practice looking to scale and struggling to either find talented staff locally or train them up fast enough to match client acquisition, Outbooks offers the solution. Not only are there significant cost savings and flexibility as work fluctuates, but the quality of output is at least as good as you expect with in-house UK staff. On top of this, Outbooksโ signature is their impeccable communication and adherence to timelines. Any missing paperwork will be notified within 48 hours of receipt so it can be promptly rectified with the client, and they wonโt take on work that they canโt guarantee to deliver within agreed deadlines.
To learn more about Nomi and the Outbooks partnership, take in a webinar, 1-2-1 demo and try a 14-day trial, all with no obligation and published pricing. Just visit Nomi, email sales@nomi.co.uk or call 020 3021 2326.
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