Thnks (not a typo) lets its clients send thoughtful gestures of appreciation from their devices to anyone. So if one of your teammates just shared a hack with you, send them a Thnks. If you have a new client who mentioned their train was delayed, send them an Uber. Have a prospect in Italy? Yeah, it works internationally too. It’s personalized, seamless, and provides dashboards of data so you can keep track of how well it’s working for you.

Seriously, this is a wonderful way to say thank you and incredibly cost-effective. Reach out for a demo if you want to learn more and experience the wow factor first hand: Thnks.