Industries

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The industry matters less than the starting point: the company has grown, the way of working has not grown with it. Even so, a day in a surveying practice looks different from a day on a building site. Four pages, four workflows.

  1. 01

    Surveyors & expert witnesses

    From the enquiry to the dispatched report – without anyone hunting for text blocks.

    TodayThe report is 80 per cent finished. The remaining 20 per cent are text blocks from three old jobs.

    Also meantAlso for building surveyors, structural and ground experts, geologists, and vehicle and traffic assessors.

    Take a look: Surveyors & expert witnesses
  2. 02

    Engineering & planning offices

    Projects, hours, versions and responsibilities in one place instead of four tools.

    TodayWhether the project paid off becomes clear when the final invoice is written.

    Also meantAlso for architecture practices, structural engineering, building services engineering and surveying offices.

    Take a look: Engineering & planning offices
  3. 03

    Trades businesses

    Fewer notes, fewer follow-up questions, fewer things added afterwards.

    TodayFriday's timesheet turns up on Wednesday. Illegible.

    Also meantAlso for construction and fit-out trades, electrical, plumbing and heating, painters, roofers and metalwork.

    Take a look: Trades businesses
  4. 04

    Law firms & notaries

    Clients, matters, documents and dates brought together traceably.

    TodayThe follow-up date sits in one person's calendar. The note is on their desk.

    Also meantAlso for notarial offices, smaller partnerships and sole practitioners.

    Take a look: Law firms & notaries

Your industry is not listed?

That is often not an obstacle. What repeats is rarely the industry, but the point where information is passed on by hand. Describe your workflow briefly and we will tell you whether we can contribute something.

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