Once I was in the program I quickly realized that 17hats does 'a ton' all in one beautifully designed program. This means I no longer have to login to one program to track leads, another to send contracts, another to create invoices, check my calendar or collect payments. It's a perfect summary for the day ahead.

The first screen you are presented with is the 'Dashboard' where you can see your calendar (which was very simple to sync), your pending to-do's, client activity and more.

You'll notice from the first time that you login to 17hats that everything is laid out in a manner that makes it easy to find. His job is essentially to make sure the developers don't make the program overly complicated and difficult to use. In fact, the team behind the program currently has 6 people working on it and one's role is entirely about the user experience. The program is designed to be easy to use. That changed when I opened 17hats for the first time. Each time I've been frustrated by the set up process and complicated interfaces. For the last couple years I've been searching for the right business management program and have tried a number of them. Fortunately I was able to get in about a week ago and give it a run and my initial impressions are all very good. Invites into the program have been in high demand and people have been clamoring to get their hands on one. Over the last couple weeks word has been spreading rapidly about the lastest online studio management program for photographers. Chances are you've probably heard the buzz about 17hats already.

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