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Filipino executive assistants, supported by the apps we use.

A virtual assistant clears tasks. An executive assistant runs your week. Ours work from one office in Balanga City, and every one of them reports to you through EA Flow, the software our own founder runs his business on.

Interviewed EAs · Two hours behind Sydney · One office

Your daily note

Thursday 23/10 · from Bea

Moved today

  • Clinic rebrand. Logo files with the printer, proofs back Friday.
  • New starter. Contract signed, laptop ordered, first day booked.

Stuck

  • Xero clean up. Six days waiting on the bank login.

Needs you

  • Pick one of two new booking hours. It takes a minute.

Bea's idea

  • Move recall reminders to text message. Two clinics nearby already have.
Interviewed in Balanga
InterviewedEvery EA, by our talent team
From first call to first day
2 to 6 weeksFrom first call to first day
One office
One cityBalanga, Bataan
Software included
EA FlowIncluded with every EA

A VA waits for the list. An EA runs it.

Most people hire a VA, hand over an inbox, and end up managing the person they hired to save time. The fix is not a better VA. It is someone whose job is your week, with a way to show you what moved. If you are still weighing it up, read what to know before hiring a virtual assistant in the Philippines.

A typical VA

  • Works through tasks you write down for them.
  • Reports what they did: emails answered, boxes ticked.
  • You chase to find out where things stand.
  • Moves on in six months, and you start again.

An EA with EA Flow

  • Owns your projects, not just your inbox.
  • Reports what moved, what is stuck, and what needs you.
  • One note a day, in one place, read in two minutes.
  • Same person in year three, twenty minutes from home.

Your EA's desk, open to you.

EA Flow started as the app Ben Carter, Yoonet's founder, uses with his own EA. Here is what each part does, and what your EA does with it.

The daily note

One note a day, instead of a hundred updates.

At the end of their day your EA writes one note in EA Flow. It is built from the projects they moved, so it shows progress, not activity.

  1. Projects that moved today get one line each
  2. Anything quiet for five days lands under Stuck
  3. Decisions for you sit on their own, so nothing hides
  4. Every note ends with one idea of your EA's own

Projects

Hand over the big things, and watch them move.

Short tasks stay wherever you keep them now. The projects that matter get a card in EA Flow, and your EA keeps each one honest.

  1. What finished looks like, in one line
  2. The next step and the date it is due
  3. The day it last moved, so stalls show themselves
  4. A short weekly line on progress

People and clients

Everyone you work with, kept current for you.

Your EA keeps a page for every client and every person who matters: who they are, who looks after them, and what was said last time.

  1. One page per client, with the people behind it
  2. Notes from every meeting, in one place
  3. Contracts and links your EA files as they arrive
  4. A change log, so you can see what was updated

Meeting rhythm

Who is due a catch up, before it slips.

Set how often you want to see each person. EA Flow reads your calendar and shows who is overdue, so your EA can book them into the days you keep for meetings.

  1. A rhythm for each person: weekly, monthly, quarterly
  2. Overdue catch ups rise to the top
  3. Meetings counted by weekday, so you see where they land
  4. Your EA books into your meeting days only

Birthdays and anniversaries

Every birthday remembered, without you remembering.

Birthdays and work anniversaries for your team and clients, soonest first. Your EA sends the message, or flags the ones you want to send yourself.

  1. The next thirty days, always on your home page
  2. Tick the people you message yourself
  3. A note on each, so the message is personal
  4. A reminder the day before
  • Google sign in, for you and your EA only
  • Your data stays in your systems
  • Open from the first day your EA starts

The kind of people we have interviewed.

Example profiles, based on people who applied to Yoonet in Balanga, sat an interview with our talent team, and rated strongly. Pick the background that fits your week, and we will introduce you to the real people behind it.

Bea

Healthcare scheduling

2 years experience Balanga office Clinic admin

Schedules medical record requests with more than 60 healthcare facilities a day, 100 to 400 charts a month. Ranked first in the training class and earned the top performance bonus four months running.

  • Scheduling
  • Privacy trained
  • Outbound calls
Ask about Bea

Rhea

Practice front desk

2 years experience Balanga office Clinic admin

Runs the front desk at an allied health practice: bookings, records, phone and email, with strict confidentiality. Trained in psychology, so careful with sensitive client information.

  • Clinic bookings
  • Confidential records
  • Report writing
Ask about Rhea

Jomar

Patient intake

3 years experience Balanga office Clinic admin

Processes 60 to 80 intake requests a day at 97% quality accuracy, across healthcare scheduling, records and collections. Careful on the phone, tidy in writing.

  • Intake
  • Collections
  • Follow up
Ask about Jomar

Jun

Healthcare back office

1 year experience Balanga office Clinic admin

Chased medical records and handled claims and eligibility calls on a healthcare account. Built working relationships with provider offices that lifted their response rates.

  • Claims
  • Eligibility checks
  • Provider calls
Ask about Jun

Marco

Client care and billing

5 years experience Balanga office Customer care

Five years in client facing work across telecoms, call centres and hospital billing, including a year checking hospital bills against insurers and patients. A psychology graduate with confident spoken English.

  • Billing queries
  • Insurance checks
  • Spoken English
Ask about Marco

Paolo

Support and verification

7 years experience Balanga office Customer care

Seven years on finance, logistics and food accounts, including card disputes, fraud checks and identity verification. A computer science graduate who stayed four years in the most recent role.

  • Fraud checks
  • Identity checks
  • CRM
Ask about Paolo

Ria

Quality and expense audit

10 years experience Balanga office Customer care

Ten years in support, promoted from agent to quality assurance to travel expense audit, with two awards for perfect quality scores. Ready to return to desk work after a stint in a pharmacy.

  • Expense audit
  • Quality checks
  • Slack
Ask about Ria

Joy

Admin and records

6 years experience Balanga office Admin and systems

Moved from customer care, where the promotion was to team mentor, into government admin running records databases. Comfortable with payroll, scheduling and records.

  • Databases
  • Scheduling
  • Mentoring
Ask about Joy

Nico

Documents and quotes

1 year experience Balanga office Admin and systems

Prepared bid documents, price schedules and supplier quotes for government buyers. Works in Google Workspace, Notion and Canva, and has already worked on an Australian account.

  • Quotes
  • Supplier research
  • Notion
Ask about Nico

Lance

Process and systems

1 year experience Balanga office Admin and systems

Kept CRM records and documentation in order on a Canadian bank account. A computer engineering graduate who designed, built and documented a self service queuing kiosk.

  • CRM records
  • Documentation
  • Troubleshooting
Ask about Lance

Carlo

Records and design

16 years experience Balanga office Admin and systems

Handles 60 to 80 calls a day retrieving medical records, with years of support desk work behind that. Also a freelance graphic designer, so slides and social posts are covered.

  • Records retrieval
  • Ticketing
  • Graphic design
Ask about Carlo

Liza

Bookkeeping and payroll

1 year experience Balanga office Bookkeeping

Handles payables, payroll and billing at a medical centre, after internal audit work for a national retailer. Xero Advisor and Xero Payroll certified.

  • Xero
  • Payroll
  • Payables
Ask about Liza

Trisha

Accounts payable

1 year experience Balanga office Bookkeeping

Runs weekly supplier payments, bank reconciliations and payroll uploads. An accountancy graduate with a national bookkeeping certificate.

  • Reconciliation
  • Supplier payments
  • Petty cash
Ask about Trisha

Ivy

Bookkeeping and collections

2 years experience Balanga office Bookkeeping

Bookkeeper and cashier at a retail business, where the collections system and petty cash report built in house cut errors. Works in QuickBooks Online and Zoho Books.

  • QuickBooks
  • Zoho Books
  • Collections
Ask about Ivy

These are example profiles. Names and photos are illustrations, and the experience is drawn from people our talent team has interviewed. You meet the real candidates, properly, before you choose.

Three steps, and the first one is a conversation.

  1. Tell us

    About your week

    Which projects you want off your plate, the tools you use, and the hours you keep.

  2. Meet

    Two or three EAs

    We put forward the people who fit. You interview them on a video call and choose.

  3. Start

    In two to six weeks

    Your EA starts in Balanga, and your EA Flow account opens the same day.

Who is Yoonet?

Yoonet has built offshore teams for Australian and New Zealand small businesses since 2011, from one office in Balanga City, Bataan, in the Philippines. Accounting, practice admin and digital teams, and now executive assistants.

Our people stay because their careers are real and their commute is twenty minutes. Our retention is 89.29%, so the EA who learns your business is the one still running it in year three.

Ben Carter, our founder, splits his time between Dunedin and Balanga, and runs his own week on EA Flow.

Est. 2011
Fifteen years in
130+ people
One team, one office
AU · NZ · UK
Where our clients are
Two Yoonet teammates reviewing a spreadsheet together in the Balanga office

What people ask before they hire.

What does a Filipino executive assistant do?

They run your week from the Philippines: your calendar and meetings, your inbox, follow ups with clients and suppliers, documents and travel, and the projects you hand over. The difference from a virtual assistant is ownership. An EA reports what moved and what needs you, rather than a list of tasks done. More in what a virtual executive assistant does.

Why hire an executive assistant from the Philippines?

English is an official language, the work culture is service minded, and Balanga is two hours behind eastern Australia, so your morning is their morning. Our EAs also live twenty minutes from the office, which is a large part of why they stay.

Do I get EA Flow with my EA?

Yes, for as long as your EA works for you. It is how they report to you, so every client has it from the first day.

Are these the actual EAs?

They are examples. Each profile is based on a candidate our talent team has interviewed in Balanga, with the name and photo changed. You meet the real people, properly, before you choose.

What happens if my EA leaves?

People stay with us because their careers are real and their commute is twenty minutes. If someone does leave, every project, person and note is already in EA Flow, so the next EA starts where they finished.

Is our data safe?

Your data stays in your systems. Your EA works inside your email, your calendar and your files, under your access controls, with the agreements in writing.

Let's find your EA.

One email, a real reply from a real person, and two or three people to meet.