Purchase Order Tracker
Log every order, see what is late and what is unpaid. Totals and a summary sheet are automatic.
$7.37Buy on SelarI'm Adeyemi, based in Lagos. I've spent over 10 years keeping offices, suppliers and job sites running on time. Now I help remote teams with the same careful, detail-first work.
Inbox and calendar handling, document formatting, filing systems, scheduling, and reports in Word, Excel and Outlook.
Sourcing suppliers, comparing quotes, preparing purchase orders, tracking deliveries and reviewing vendor performance.
Reviewing AI responses, following detailed guidelines, spotting errors, and labelling or annotating data accurately.
Clean, organised spreadsheets, online research, and simple bookkeeping records.
Inbox, calendar, documents, scheduling and reports.
$10 to $15/hourSupplier sourcing, quote comparison, purchase orders and delivery tracking.
$15 to $25/hourResponse review, annotation and quality checks against your guidelines.
$12 to $20/hourA set number of hours each month at a lower rate, with priority replies.
from $900/monthFinal price depends on the task and hours. Message me for a quote, and I'll reply the same day.
Free tool: Job application tracker – log each application and see when to follow up.
These links open live search pages, so the openings are always current. Check that a role accepts applicants in Nigeria before you apply, and never pay a fee to get a job.
Built from 10+ years of procurement and admin work. Works in Excel and Google Sheets. Instant download after payment.
Log every order, see what is late and what is unpaid. Totals and a summary sheet are automatic.
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Score up to 5 suppliers and compare quotes item by item. It ranks them and names the best one.
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Enter start, end and break times. Daily hours, days worked and total pay are calculated for you.
$6.27Buy on SelarGet all three together for about $16.59 (₦22,500), a saving on buying them separately. Buy the bundle on Selar.
What I'd look at first when setting up for remote work, with simple tips on what matters in each category.
Aim for an SSD and at least 8GB RAM (16GB if you multitask). Good battery life helps during power cuts.
A reliable phone doubles as a hotspot and a backup for calls when your main connection drops.
Clear audio matters more than video. A noise-cancelling headset or USB mic makes you sound professional.
A 1080p webcam and a light in front of you beats an expensive camera in a dark room.
An external keyboard, mouse and laptop stand save your wrists and neck on long workdays.
Choose a power bank that can charge a laptop, or a small inverter or power station for longer outages.
Keep a backup: a 4G/5G router or second SIM, so one network failure doesn't cost you a client call.
AI assistants help with writing, research and summaries. Try free plans first and always check the output.
Google Docs and Sheets, Trello, Notion and Zoom all have free plans that cover most remote work.
A supportive chair, a steady desk, good lighting and a surge protector are worth it over time.
Tell me what you need done and by when. I'll reply with how I can help.