The UK's biggest internet provider has enhanced its business service by launching on-demand tools which help manage the day-to-day running of the company.

BT Business has launched its Builder package as a free service available to all its customers. The series of online tools are designed to help companies manage basic business administration processes.

Designed to cover core financial, legal and administrative aspects of an enterprise, Business Builder includes book-keeping, news alerts and sales and marketing tips. The package is available to download for all BT Business customers, while a premium service, including a 24-hour legal helpline, is available for an extra charge.

Bill Murphy, managing director of BT Business, said: "Whether the business has been running for a while or is just starting out, we're giving them an all-in-one service that helps owner managers spend less time on everyday business administration and more time doing business."

Earlier this month, BT Web Clicks was launched to help businesses reach new customers on internet search engines for a monthly fee.

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