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Business in a Box - June 2022 updates

As a business owner, you know that having the right tools and resources is key to success. That's why we created Business in a Box, a subscription service that provides plumbing and heating businesses with all the resources they need to succeed.


Each month, we add at least 5 new resources to our library, including templates, systems, documents and more. Everything is customisable so you can make it work for your business. Keep what you want, delete what you don't and edit everything however you like.

This month we shared:
  • Referral System
  • Public holiday out of office template
  • Late payment template
  • Late payment letter before action
  • Small Works Job Checklist
  • Example Policies
  • Employee Handbook
  • Example Apprenticeship Agreement
  • Example Zero Hour Contract
  • Boiler Service Plans


Here is a video to show you more about this month's updates:



I think you would find it helpful in managing your business more effectively. Let me know what you think!

Get in touch today at info@togetherwecount.co.uk


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