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CLEANING SHOW PREVIEW


TEMPLACMS STAND TK1


(TECHNOLOGY ZONE) TemplaCMS will be showcasing its new standalone quality and compliance software, Quality Manager at the 2017 Cleaning Show.


The auditing of compliance in a facilities contract – whether it’s cleaning standards, health and safety checks, staff training, risk assessments, or other bespoke requirement – forms the bedrock of any client relationship.


Proving to clients that you have an effective, IT-enabled system to deliver a comprehensive compliance programme is a pre-requisite to client satisfaction and contract retention. Quality Manager delivers this requirement with a standalone, easy-to-implement software package that automates your auditing process, reduces your administration costs and strengthens your client relationships.


With minimal data set-up and modest server requirements, it allows you to create your own scorecard and audit templates for any type of audit, before scheduling and monitoring the completion of the


audits themselves. As well as giving you complete flexibility in design, Quality Manager automates the process of following up outstanding audits, dealing with failures and scheduling re-audits.


Not available in other packages, Quality Manager contains three leading edge software features: Workflow, Document Control and Analytics. These automate the electronic flow of audit results, exception instructions and approvals that are necessary to manage the audit process, as well as offering user- defined performance report design.


Empowering your field management through mobile technology, Quality Manager reassures clients that you are managing their contract effectively. By analysing and summarising compliance data and letting you share it, along with any other key contract documents, through a secure client portal on your website, clients can see that you are adding real value.


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STAND F15 You can spend significant amounts of time and money on your building and facilities, but if your washrooms aren’t properly equipped, the resulting smell could be costing you valuable custom or damaging your reputation.


It’s not a lost cause though. The market-leading P-Wave products are designed to improve the atmosphere in toilets and can bring you the ‘sweet smell of success’. There is up to five times more fragrance in the P-Wave range and the amount of fragrance is patented, so no-one else can match it.


The superior fragrance is far from the only benefit. The P-Wave urinal screens, for instance, last a month and have protrusions to stop splashback; grooves to stop debris – such as chewing gum and paper – blocking drains; an enzyme to help


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control bad bacteria in the drain; and a clock system to help remind you when to change it.


The P-Wave range also includes a unique trough screen, for trough urinals, and bowl clips for toilet bowls, along with intelligent air freshener options. However your washrooms are set up, smell no longer needs to be an issue.


The products come in a range of fragrances (Honeysuckle, Ocean Mist, Mango and Spiced Apple) so there’s something for everyone.


Whatever your current situation, it’s worth stopping by Stand F15 to see the range of P-Wave solutions on offer to ensure your facilities are leaving visitors with the right impression.


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