Executive & admin
Inbox triage, calendar and diary management, meeting coordination, travel research and follow-up.
Give recurring work a capable owner without turning every workflow into another local full-time hire. Baaraku helps Switzerland teams define the role, align CET/CEST working hours, assess relevant talent and interview focused matches.

A virtual assistant is a remote professional who takes ownership of recurring work that does not need to remain on a founder, executive or local specialist’s desk. For Switzerland companies, that can mean executive administration, customer follow-through, CRM upkeep, sales support, research, ecommerce administration, marketing coordination and operational reporting—with working hours and access rules agreed before the role starts.
A useful virtuelle Assistenz / assistant virtuel role is not “help with anything.” It is a coherent set of responsibilities with clear inputs, outcomes, tools and escalation points.
Inbox triage, calendar and diary management, meeting coordination, travel research and follow-up.
Email, chat or approved phone follow-up, ticket updates, order questions and customer coordination.
Lead research, CRM updates, pipeline hygiene, appointment setting support and follow-through.
Content coordination, social scheduling, campaign administration, reporting and asset organization.
Market research, data cleanup, documentation, recurring reporting and spreadsheet maintenance.
Invoice follow-up, expense administration, bookkeeping support and documentation within defined boundaries.
Swiss businesses often need high-trust remote support that reduces coordination load without weakening confidentiality, process control or service quality.
Language requirements can vary by region and client base. Define whether German, French, Italian or English is required, and align access controls with Swiss and client-specific data requirements.
Give access only to the systems and records required for the role.
Document what the assistant may approve, send, change or escalate.
Where personal, customer, health, financial or regulated data is involved, confirm applicable legal, contractual and client requirements before onboarding.
Identify recurring tasks, bottlenecks, tools and outcomes.
Set schedule, experience, language and communication expectations.
Review relevant capability and introduce focused matches.
You choose the candidate; align access, priorities and operating rhythm before launch.
We will use the details to understand the work before the discovery call. No generic candidate dump.
Yes. Baaraku can help Switzerland-based businesses define a remote virtual-assistant role, align working hours and communication expectations, assess candidates and interview a focused shortlist. The engagement should be scoped around the actual work and any client, data or language requirements.
Working hours are agreed during role definition. For this market, CET/CEST overlap can be made part of the brief. Availability must be confirmed before a candidate is selected.
Common workflows include executive administration, inbox and calendar management, research, CRM upkeep, customer follow-up, sales administration, marketing coordination, ecommerce support and recurring operations. The final scope should be built around the company’s real workflow.
Cost depends on responsibilities, seniority, weekly hours, specialist knowledge, language requirements and schedule. CHF is useful for local budgeting, but Baaraku should price the actual role rather than publish a misleading one-size-fits-all rate.
Assessment can include experience review, communication evaluation, role-specific exercises, work samples, working setup, availability and references where appropriate. The exact checks depend on the role.
Yes. A company can begin with one clearly defined role and add related specialists or a larger managed team when the operating model is working.