The Front Desk Open · UTC+8

Renz Aldrin Fuentes · General Virtual Assistant

Your front desk, without the front desk.

Someone to take the messages, watch the calendar, answer the customer, and file the paperwork - so your day starts with the work you meant to do.

Desk hours
9:00 - 18:00 PHT, Mon - Fri · flexible overlap
Coverage
US, UK, and AU business hours from UTC+8
Based
Bacolod City, Philippines

At the desk

Six things I take off your plate
01

Inbox & correspondence

Triage, drafted replies, follow-ups, and a clean folder at the end of the week.

02

Calendar & scheduling

Meetings, reminders, and time-zone maths done before the double-booking happens.

03

Customer care

Questions and complaints answered in your voice, then logged with the next step.

04

Documents & reports

Templates, SOPs, and a monthly update built from the numbers you already keep.

05

Data entry

Sheets cleaned and checked twice, with the source noted beside every change.

06

CRM & admin

Contacts updated, pipelines tidy, and the small records nobody has time for.

How the desk runs

Three steps · in order
Step 01

Sign in

A short call to list what is piling up. We write down what I take and what stays with you.

Step 02

Set the desk

Access, folders, templates, and a one-page SOP per task, so the work is never trapped in memory.

Step 03

Keep hours

A daily check-in and a weekly summary. You always know what was handled and what is next.

Recent tickets

Scope, not magic numbers
Inbox reset

A shop owner's overgrown inbox

Labels, saved replies, a follow-up list, and a one-page triage guide the owner still uses.

Gmail · Sheets
Calendar cleanup

A consultant's double-booked week

Availability rules, buffer blocks, a shared booking page, and reminders with the client's time zone in the note.

Google Calendar · Calendly
Monthly report

A small team's operations summary

Data pulled from the source sheets, checked against last month, and written into a two-page update.

Excel · Word

Sample engagements. Replace with your real work; describe scope and tools, not made-up results.

Leave a message at the desk.

Tell me what your week looks like. I will reply with what I can take, what I need from you, and when I can start.

Email the desk