Industries
Sector experience is mostly vocabulary.
Every one of these industries runs on words that mean nothing outside it. Someone who already knows them does not spend their first month asking what they are.
Twelve words from six industries. A professional who has to have all of them explained is learning your business on your time.
The sectors
Six industries, and where each line is drawn.
Real estate
Listings, viewings, follow-up and the paperwork between them — handled by somebody who already knows what a listing pack is and does not need the vocabulary explained twice.
Where the line isNo advice on price, no negotiation, and nothing that needs a licence.
Law firms
Diary control, matter-file administration and client correspondence, handled by somebody who already knows what a matter file is — and who knows exactly where the work stops.
Where the line isNo legal advice, no work held out as a qualified person's, ever.
Accounting
Onboarding packs, reconciliation prep and the document chase that sits between a client and a finished set of accounts — handled by somebody who already knows what a working paper is and does not need the vocabulary explained twice.
Where the line isNo sign-off, no filing, and nothing presented as a qualified accountant's work.
E-commerce
Order processing, listing upkeep and the customer inbox that never actually closes — handled by somebody who already knows what a restock alert or a chargeback dispute looks like and does not need it explained twice.
Where the line isNo refund calls above your threshold, and nothing promised to a customer that has not been agreed.
Healthcare admin
Scheduling, patient correspondence and records administration for practices and clinics — with a line around clinical work that we draw before you ask rather than after.
Where the line isNothing clinical, and nothing about who gets seen first.
Recruitment
Candidate pipeline hygiene, interview slot scheduling and the correspondence between them — handled by somebody who already knows what a pipeline stage means and does not need it explained twice.
Where the line isNo shortlisting decisions, no assessment calls, and nothing that represents the agency in a hiring decision.
Support levels
Fifteen, thirty or forty hours a week.
15 hrs / week
Nira Focus
Focused support. More time for what matters.
Founders and professionals who need consistent administrative support without a full-time commitment.
30 hrs / week
Nira Elevate
More support. More capacity to grow.
Growing businesses that need deeper support across administration, clients, systems and daily operations.
40 hrs / week
Nira Signature
Dedicated support. Seamlessly integrated.
Executives and established businesses requiring a dedicated professional who becomes an extension of the team.
From $10/hour. Every sector is supported at the same three levels, and a business can move between them as the work grows.
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