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A virtual assistant, or a document agent?

A virtual assistant is a person who works for you remotely, usually by the hour. Torvane is software that handles the document part of admin. A VA can do almost anything you can explain; Torvane does one job — your paperwork — continuously and at a fixed monthly price.

What is the difference between a virtual assistant and an admin assistant?

An admin assistant is usually an employee working set hours; a virtual assistant is usually self-employed or from an agency, works remotely and bills for the time used.

When is a virtual assistant the better choice?

For varied, occasional tasks that need a person — research, bookings, correspondence, customer follow-up — especially when the work does not fill a full-time role.

When is Torvane the better choice?

When the work is a steady flow of documents that need reading, naming, filing and date-tracking. It works on every document as it arrives and is priced per month rather than per hour.

Plans are £29, £99 and £249 a month (Starter, Business, Professional); a free trial covers 50 documents, 30 questions and 3 people, with no card.

Can they work together?

Yes. A VA can review Torvane's Inbox of documents it was unsure about and act on the reminders it raises, which uses their hours on decisions rather than filing.

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Try it on your own documents — the trial covers 50 documents, 30 questions and 3 people, with no card.

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