SHOW GUIDE
TEMPLACMS STAND 09.106
With more than 60 companies in the UK, Europe and Australia, TemplaCMS is now the industry’s leading provider of fully integrated management software.
As Managing Director, Rick Stoor says: “Our clients all have two things in common. Firstly they want to grow revenue without a corresponding increase in administration costs, and secondly they want to harness IT technology to deliver improved client service. We also have the advantage, as genuine software developers, of being able to fine tune our software to meet our clients’ exact requirements, rather than forcing them to take an inflexible off-the-shelf system.
“This is vital because despite contract cleaning in other countries sharing similarities with the UK, there are some important areas of difference – payroll being the main example. Working with contractors in Australia, where nationally imposed pay structures apply to the cleaning industry, we have developed a new module – CMS Award Interpretation. Rules on pay scales, overtime rates, weekend premiums and so on, are now built into our clients’ payroll systems, ensuring that they automatically pay staff correctly. This led directly to us winning another major new client in Iceland, where a
IPC GROUP STAND 01.435
IPC Group will be on hand at ISSA/ Interclean Amsterdam to showcase to customers its range of innovative solutions and technological products, designed to satisfy all the needs of professional cleaning.
IPC’s wide range of products has been boosted by the CT80 APC: the result of IPC‘s commitment to researching environmentally sustainable technologies that can increase productivity but lower maintenance costs. Thanks to the
similar requirement exists, as it also does in Scandinavia.”
TemplaCMS is a contract management software package specifically for cleaning contractors that can be implemented across the business through its modular design. It integrates marketing, sales, administration, finance, pay, operations, customer service, quality management and a secure client portal. A mobile app allows field managers to undertake most operational and administrative tasks on their mobile devices, without needing to visit the office. It is a one-touch solution offering dynamic integration with standard accounts and payroll packages.
innovative ‘Advanced Productivity control’ system, this compact, silent and comfortable scrubber dryer provides a precise and constant water flow from start to finish. In addition, the new Memory card feature allows full control on how the machine has been used and how to prevent service problems.
IPC's PW-C85, the new cold water high pressure cleaner, has been conceived and tested in collaboration with specialists in the agriculture sector. It has been specifically designed for heavy duty agriculture
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“The difference between TemplaCMS and other industry solutions,” added Rick, “is that CMS is one single system, processing tasks and transactions from one set of contract data held in one central database. Whereas other solutions rely on contract data being keyed into multiple packages to process transactions, and being exported from one piece of software to another in order to budget or analyse performance.
“After exhibiting successfully at Ausclean in Brisbane last year, we decided to debut at Interclean for 2016, where we have appointments booked with a number of European contractors.”
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applications and to work relentlessly day in day out for long shifts. This machine is meeting the most strict and challenging hygiene regulations, in plants where food production or animal breeding are involved.
At ISSA, IPC will also launch its new line of A-class vacuum cleaners, the professional ECO line. Equipped with an innovative 650/750 Eco Motor and a new Eco Brush, ideal for both floor and carpet vacuum cleaning, these small machines are an outstanding tool for professional daily cleaning tasks.
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