I’m Alex Bryce, the co-founder at WeInvoice.
What was your journey like to get where you are?
Along with my old friend, I founded WeInvoice to provide people with easy solutions for the otherwise complex process of creating documentation. The biggest positive was that both of us were compatible with each others’ thought processes about how we wanted to shape our business. We thought about co-funding a company a long time ago, and we have been working in that direction ever since.
In a simpler phrase, what is your company exactly doing?
WeInvoice is a free online invoice platform with invoice generators and an extensive library of well-crafted invoice templates that you can edit for your business. We realize how irritating a rejected invoice can be and cause payment delays. However, you can rest assured that the other party will approve your invoice by ensuring legal compliance. WeInvoice is a fantastic tool for automating your accounting and invoicing processes. Download the templates and send the bills anywhere, even your mobile phone.
What about Metaverse are you most excited for in the future?
The metaverse is on its way, a virtual place created by merging virtual worlds, augmented reality, and internet services. Everything will change as a result of it. Small businesses can take advantage of this chance to sell their products in two ways: in the physical world and the virtual world, where avatars can be outfitted in the most up-to-date digital sneakers, sweatshirts, and handbags. A future in which the virtual economy is valued equally to its real-world counterpart is on the horizon. Technology will advance so rapidly over the next decade that the physical and digital worlds will become indistinguishable. As businesses pivot to match this new era, they must refocus on creating user-driven immersive experiences that prioritize ownership, creativity, and diversity. For example, Gucci’s fashion house, which just debuted Gucci Garden, is an immersive multimedia experience where Roblox users may explore and purchase things. A limited-edition digital Gucci handbag available through the expertise sold for more than $4,000, more than its physical equivalent’s value, demonstrating the value within virtual platforms. While 2D apps and desktop-based engagement may be possible in the metaverse, they will predominantly exist in VR. However, compared to the global population and the number of social media users, VR headset shipments remain low. In addition, depending on their tastes and health situations, various users may react to VR differently. As a result, businesses may find it challenging to attract a global audience.
Why should we be paying attention to the Metaverse?
Many of the metaverse’s business transactions will use blockchain in cryptocurrencies or non-fungible tokens (NFTs). However, cryptocurrency value fluctuates widely from day to day, potentially causing economic instability in the metaverse. Furthermore, significant investments made through NFTs may not be as trustworthy as real-world trading. Competition is inevitable in any new channel or economy, and the metaverse is no exception. Companies that can break into the metaverse early will have a considerable edge. Large organizations have the highest risk appetite, so this could tip the scales disproportionately favor them. However, metaverse’s first application will boost business in the physical world. Shopping in virtual reality, for example, might boost retail sales.2D apps will serve as a link between today’s digital reality and the metaverse. Businesses are advised to expand their digital presence on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, or WhatsApp to ease the shift.
