With Google Docs, you can create documents on the web and invite real-time sharing with other employees to get instant feedback. Because they are web-based, documents can be accessed from anywhere, including a mobile device, so you'll always have the latest version.
Store work files on Google Docs so they're accessible from any web-enabled device and backed up online. Share files with co-workers or external users.
Here are a few ways you can use Google Docs for your business
Letterhead: Create letters with a professional look
Budget planner: Build a budget spreadsheet that can be edited from anywhere
Project proposal: Collaborate on proposals in real-time with multiple editors
Invoice: Create a spreadsheet-based invoice that automatically calculates totals
Survey: Get customer feedback; analyze and graph the data
Business plan: Share business vision in a doc to get input and spread your ideas
Meeting agenda: Allow co-workers to access meeting notes and share comments
Job application: Create a form for applicants on your website to track response
Employee time sheet: Track employee hours and offer managers real-time access
Press release: Share business news with the outside world
Business start-up costs: Calculate and track costs using a spreadsheet
Job applicant scoring: Give interviewers a common scoring spreadsheet
Project time line: Share insights into milestones, completion dates, and key details
Presentations: Create professional presentations and collaborate with others
These are examples based on templates available in the Google Docs Template Gallery.