PRODUCTS & SERVICES
SNG COMMERCIAL LAUNCHES MUVO
PROFESSIONAL SNG Commercial Ltd has launched Muvo Professional, a new range of laundry and dishwashing products.
Available in a variety of formats and sizes to cater for businesses of all sizes, the professional range will initially offer a selection of laundry detergents, fabric conditioners and dishwashing tablets. Additional products will be added to the professional range as SNG Commercial continues to develop and adapt its formulas. In addition, SNG Commercial can develop and supply own label products for a number of categories, from household cleaning and laundry to cosmetics and shampoos.
The full range includes:
• Muvo Professional liquid (bio and non-bio) – available in 5L – 25L
cleaning fluid – available in 5L – 10L
• Muvo Professional rinse aid – available in 5L – 10L
• Senses Professional fabric conditioner (two-fragrance varieties including for sensitive skin) – available in 5L – 25L
Tracey Watson, Head of Commercial Sales for Muvo Professional, said: “We’re excited to be officially launching the new range of professional products which we believe will add real value to businesses in a variety of sectors from facilities management and office products to care homes and hospitals.
• Muvo Professional power capsules (bio and non-bio) – available in 50 – 100 packs
• Muvo Professional dishwasher tablets – available in 30 – 100 packs
• Muvo Professional dishwasher
“Our products have performed as well as the brand leaders in independent tests so we are confident in the quality of the formulas. We wanted to develop a range of products that not only give great results, but are more commercially viable too.”
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MAINTAIN A SYNCHRONISED ID DATABASE FROM MULTIPLE LOCATIONS.
system is probably already in place. This most likely includes some sort of application form that employee’s must send off with an attached photo, and wait for their ID badge to arrive.
This is when problems can strike; often companies have to wait until employees visit a regional or head office before they can issue a starter or replacement ID card. Additionally, in larger companies each office might have their own separate ID card system resulting in inconsistencies of data and design across the company. This is where ComPicWeb comes in.
Whether your offices are based locally or on the other side of the world, managing a staff ID card database for a company with multiple locations is a challenge often faced. For those that have staff members working from home, off-site or in a different office each day an ID card
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Cloud based ID card system ComPicWeb is an online solution from IDentilam, available as part of a card bureau service or hosted in-house. IDentilam will be showcasing this ID card system at The Facilities Show 2015, one of the biggest industry events to look for inspiration. ComPicWeb enables employees to register for their ID cards online through a hosted URL,
which can be done from anywhere in the world with internet access.
Once an employee has registered for their ID card online and provided the relevant information, their application is then sent to the selected line manager to either approve or deny. This can be separated into different divisions so that this can be managed by regional managers, and printed on-site.
The registered employee’s details are stored on the secure designated database for chosen individuals within the company to have access rights to. Access rights can be altered as much as is required to keep the database secure and confidential. Reports can also be created online to keep a record of things such as the date an ID card was printed, the number of cards issued and when the cards are due for renewal, so that future badge printing is quick and easy.
See us at the Facilities Show in June.
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