TEMPLA
STAND: C14 In Manchester, Templa will be showcasing the latest innovative developments for their TemplaCMS integrated contract management software.
Integrated Workforce Management is key to the effective management of a cleaning contractor’s frontline workforce, where TemplaCMS features 14 key workforce processes all linked via the Central Database and Workflow engine. This feeds and drives time and attendance, timesheets, payroll and budgetary control, giving both administration and operations management real-time views of compliance along with contracted hours.
Employee, Manager, Team and Customer Portals are now available to TemplaCMS clients as web-applications. This means that all a cleaning contractor’s key stakeholders can how have direct, security-controlled access to the contract database
where they can view real-time information and perform key tasks.
For operations managers this means real-time access to Roster Manager and Timesheets. For operatives it means access to Payslips, Holiday Requests and company Communications, with the ability to view personal data. For special works teams it means access to daily schedules and Workbills, similarly for sub-contractors. For clients it means access to Invoices, KPI reports and Compliance documents.
Also new for 2020 is our Business Intelligence reporting suite, a system for turning data into information. Business Intelligence is a business analytics solution that will let you visualise your data and share insights across your company. Connecting multiple data sources, it will bring your data to life with live dashboards and reports.
Using Microsoft Power BI as the delivery tool, integrated seamlessly to our Microsoft technology base, we have taken on one of the trickiest challenges of data analysis: how to store raw data in a way that makes it
accessible to reporting software and therefore easy to ‘slice and dice’.
www.templacms.co.uk
GOJO INDUSTRIES-EUROPE
STAND: J04 GOJO Industries-Europe, global producer of skin health and hygiene solutions for away-from-home settings, will be exhibiting at The Manchester Cleaning Show 2020. On their stand, GOJO will be presenting the new PURELL SOLUTION, as well as the rest of its wide product range.
Carrying internationally recognised brands including PURELL and GOJO, the company has a wealth of experience in the hygiene industry.
Visitors will be able to learn more about the newly launched PURELL SOLUTION, a hardworking hand hygiene system, which offers a complete solution to help fight the spread of germs in facilities across a variety of industries. The range includes innovative new dispensers, with breakthrough ‘Energy-on-the-Refill’ technology and a brand-new type of ‘healthy soap’ that works harder to remove dirt and bacteria from the skin.
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
As well as exhibiting the PURELL SOLUTION, GOJO will be showcasing its wider product range. This includes HAND MEDIC, the professional skin conditioner, and PURELL Surface Sanitising Spray and Wipes, a range of no-rinse surface sanitising products that are fast acting, highly effective and specifically designed to meet surface sanitising needs within food contact areas. GOJO will also be sharing information about its LPK toilet seat foam, and the PREVENS PARIS range of dispensers and refills.
Chris Wakefield, Vice President, European Marketing & Product Development at GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd, commented: “We are thrilled to be exhibiting at The Manchester Cleaning Show, and are looking forward to welcoming visitors to our stand. It offers a great opportunity to showcase our innovation, demonstrate our products and expertise, and of course, network and share ideas on best practice.”
www.gojo.com
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